VOIj. XXI. NO. 279. CHICAGO, THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 191S. SPECIAL EDITION
I'lMLICO MEETING THRIVES
HE WILL WINS FROM START TO FINISH IN
THE RENNERT HANDICAP.
Franklin Takes His Race — Accidents Mar Steeple-
chase — Addie M. Sold to Mr. Sanford — Colonel
Vennie in a Good Trial.
Baltimore. Md., Novi tidier H. — Louis Foust el’»
”•*•»** gelding. ||«- Will, sbowod a return to his
-•> d form when lie won tlie Rennert Handicap at
i’imlico this afternoon. Hk* ('uurcdi'd weight to
everything in tin* raee. made all the pace and won
easily from R<;l«*rt Bradley. The latter was the
runner up all toe way.
Franklin, after several disappointments, finally
managed to make g«xid when lie lieat a shifty band
• •f two-year-olds in the third race. The pace in the
«ariy running was extremely fast, which probably
aeeountod for the |rm*t showing of Home of those
liuishing la-hind Hi© winner.
The steeplechase furnished a chapter of mishaps,
f yUt* of the eight starters failing to titiisli. One of
them. Huffo, was killed as a result of a fall at the
third fence, where lie broke his neck. At the same
.i’tnip in the next time around Arcturus 1 tolled into
tin* ling. Rttpiea and .Su|K*rliunian lost their riders,
the fotnier at the last jump when lie appeared to
have a good chance, and Superhuman at the sixth.
The riders all escai»ed injury.
John Sanford today bought the good mare Addie
M. # a daughter of Star Shoot — Breakwater, front
J. \Y. Messer* y. and sin* will l»e shipped from
Gravesend to Mr. Sanford’s ilurricaua Farm at
Aiiisterdam. X. V. Addie M. weut wrong this fall
after a notable career on t!ie turf. Mr. Sanford
iuis decided not to winter any horses at Benuiug
and they will all lie shipped to Ilurricaua Farm.
Walter I*. Jennings lias written Samuel Ross from
England asking for stabling accommodations at the
• rid omirse of tlie Washington Jockey <’lub. Mr.
4 linings is abroad with an unlimited commission to
purchase horses for Charles W. Clark of California
and George W. Wingfiehl of lleno. Mr. Jennings
will ship his purchases to Bcnning or Aiken, S. C.
R. D. Williams was an arrival today. He has
soipjied three horses from Louisville to the Bowie
track, where they will la* prepared for the meeting
so >u to «q»en there.
Jockey Vincent powers came over from Red Bank.
X. J.. to ride Superhuman for Herliert L. Pratt in
ti e : te pbehas and he will proba’oly remain for the
rest of the meeting.
Colonel Vennie, Jefferson Livingston’s English colt,
as a part of his preparation for the Wahleu Stakes.
work«*d a mile handily in 1 :45 today. Mau.v good
imlges thought the colt could have worked tlie mile
fSosc to 1 :4<> had he lieen pushed and. on his trial,
j . looms tip as a formidable contender in Saturday’s
feature.
II. It. Brown left fer Havana this morning to
complete some preliminary details for his meeting,
which is to «»pen December id.
Edward Corrigan was a visitor at the track
tlii.- afternoon. Mr. Corrigan has l»een intimately
oiuiHH'tMl with tlie American turf for many >ears
and was formerly a i**w«r in western racing. He is
still looking hale and hearty and takes a lively
interest in the sport.
CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF.
Jockey G. Molesworth is among the recent arriv-
i at Juarez.
Ir is said that $2O9.<»0O passed through the niutucl
ic hi ues on the dosing day at Laurel.
Ike Striker has reached Juarez with the horses In
on Hie half-mile Circuit in eastern Canada.
Trainer T. B. M tin ford has arrived at Juarez with
i* 'stable <»f Wade McLcmore. The McLeiuore
rscs have lieeu resting on their owner’s ranch in
xas.
\ romance of the turf will culminate at Baltimore
November 14 with the marriage of Johnny Mc-
ig* r *irt one of America’s leading jockeys, to Miss
tib- Mae Donald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frauk-
i Maelkmald, promiuent in the social life of
indcti. X. J-
I! is reported in Montreal that there is to lie a re-
r a ii acme lit of the Hot val Park Jockey Club director-
uiih a view to a united and continuous policy,
lou-b racing under the regulations and authority
the Canadian Racing Associations, the Dorval
nh is not a member of that body.
W If Rowe expresses the opinion that John E.
id den ‘did a shrewd thing from a breeder’s view-
«... in huving Hessian. Mr. Madden lias a iiuinlier
\J.- r Shoot mares which ought to nick particularly
,11 with Hessian, as in the <*omparativel.v near
st Isitli Star Shoot and Ilessiau run into the
me family, and an excellent one at that.
T I lodge trainer for E. IE Elkins, has bought
*, 1 * K ' Mulholland tlie horses Lucky R. aud J.
Cantrili for $l,:a«>. They were added to the
it si rin* r that left yesterday on the special for
or lea O'-. Elkins also purchased from Mulbol
,?1 tlie bav colt by Hick Finuell— Belle Grater.
,d fourteen racers to take to the Crescent City,
turust Belmont is having his training quarters
i ‘mini eg the Belmont Park Terminal steeplechase
ov«l..u!«l anti r.-HMn l Th,. stt-
."have Ihhmi icpainted and put in perfect coudi-
ubile trainer S. C. Hildreth’s house has been
.•oils i meted and greatly improved. Among other
iproveinents will be steam heat aud electric lights.
ti.o Caulfield Cup. at one and one-half miles, for
rUV old-. »n.l'..v. r. vva* r.m at CanlBWJ Aus-
.it . o« t a«er 13. and resulted iu tlie success of
?!elido with William tlie Silent second aud
k Ion third. Sixteen horses started and the race
•is run in 2:34. lotting on the placed horses was
to 1 against Laveiido. 20 to I against William
,e Silent and 12 to 1 against Oyklon.
From a racing point of view. New Zealand is more
^i^oms than any of the Australian states Money
iiirs into the totalizator aud all the clubs flourish.
£ no talk of curtailing racing there, but some
' t he nroorieta ry people iu New Ninth Wales seem
txi ,s r to put their heads together and voluntarily
dmx. the racing. During the last few years there
is bTs n a tremendous increase in unregistered rae-
* IV over New South Wales, and it is only a u,at-
f of time for public opinion, to assert itself ami
sis oti ^me refiiru. at least in two centers where
ii very much overdone.-Melbourne Argus.
The wind-up at Laurel was particularly brilliant
,,d tl.e lurnout was the biggest in the historv of
e tnrk M^ notables were present particularly
«. * is..." and gave tone to the occasion.
°!“ ^if le’ff Hie ^ Russian ambassador, with
ivate seftetar Joseph Tumulty, was present aud
.\ate se« teia*. . « as t j u . of James
i!VL£ d t whole hoM of Marylanders prominent in
' r jT r - * among them Emerson C.
Iblie life wre r "’ rol i or and Democratic candi-
arnngton. kt*te , a few hours off from
te for governor. " u.mmore New s.
• heated campaign.- Baltimore w. .
, . -i ntf.or formerlv owner of a useful string
iiarles Bfizer. f * t(H j be worth several
Kt«*eplecliaaers and * , « e sttfle«l in supplementary
IHon dollars. JomVtat New York that
siil>j«ot to liabilities .,f
effort »r J.me. T.lcott. a iry guuda
RICHLY-BRED YEARLINGS PURCHASED IN ENGLAND BY P. T.
FOR A WEALTHY PATRON OF AMERICAN RACING
Baltimore. Mil.. Novemlier 3. — Over one hundred
thoroughbreds, many of them from the most fash-
ionable families in the English Stud Book, have
l*een brought to this country during the past few
months. Their advent should help materially to
improve the thoroughbred in the United States.
Harrv Payne Whitney. Jefferson Livingston. C. K.
G. Billings, R. T. Wilson. Howard Clots. Philip T.
Chinn and G<*orge W. Wingfield have been lilicral
purchasers abroad. One of the last consignments
to arrive from the other side were eight yearlings
purchas<*l in England by J. Rutters and <sni-
sigaed to Philip T. Chinn. These youngsters
were transferred direct from the boat to an ex-
press car and innmMlintely shipped to Palmetto
Park at Charleston. S. C.. where they will lie win-
tered. It is understood that Mr. Chinn has asso-
ciated himself with one of the greatest tinaeiers
in Wall street, who lias given him unlimited credit
to ga abroad and select material for a high-class
racing establishment. The name of this gentleman
lias not been made public and it is even doubtful
if tlie horses will race under his name; at least for
the present. The eight yearlings that were brought
over a few weeks ago arc really only the foundation
for what is intended to lie a great racing estab-
lishment. for at the conclusion of tlie Maryland
meetings. Mr. Chinn has l>een commissioned to re-
turn to England to attend the December sales and
make extensive purchases of weanlings, broodmares
and a couple of high-bred stallions for his patron.
Negotiations are already in progress for the leasing
of a large farm adapted to stock raising in tlie
vicinity of New York and ou their arrival from the
other side these horses will lie quartered there.
Tlie British Bloodstock Agency. Ltd., lias for-
warded to Mr. Chinn tabulated pedigrees and family
details of the yearlings which Butters purchased in
England for this new racing concern. They show
that the youngsters have been selected with great
,-are and * from fashionable families. Individually
thev are a grand looking lot and much superior to
sonic that have lieen brought over recently. Two
of tlieui are from the No. family, one a bay filly
by Joe Cbamlierlain — Maud Primrose, aud the other
a bay or brown colt by Bachelor’s Double — First
Over. The first-named was foaled March 5 and the
latter April 3. Two of the others are by the
Galliunlc stallion Santry, winner of the Astley
Stakes, Michaelmas Stakes and Portland Plate at
Doncaster and two Biennials at Ascot, and second
to Rock Sand in the Hardwicke Stakes in which
lie lieat the great Sceptre three lengths. Sanlry
was also second in tlie Cambridgeshire Stakes to
Velocity, to which lie «-oneeded thirty pounds. Both
of the get of Santry are colts, one a chestnut out
of Symington Toll aud the other a liay out of Mir-
field. The former Is from No. 13 family and the
latter from No, 13.
A l«y filly, family No. 3. by Lemberg — Love
Chase, is one of the gems of this lot. She was bred
by Mr. F. W. Ihinn and was foaled April 13. Lem-
lierg was the winner of $204,795 in England and his
victories included the Derby. New Stakes. Middle
Park Plate and the St. James Palace Stakes at
Ascot and the Coronation and Doncaster Cups. Lem-
berg went to the stud in 1913 at a fee of 300
guineas. Love Chase is the dam of Monk’s Flight,
w inner of eight races in Belgium and sister to Stir-
rup Cup. which won nine races and was a producer
of winners when retired to the stud. Love Chase
is by the great Melton out of Sterling Love, one
of tlie liest broodmares in England.
Besides these horses Mr. Chinn lias eigth of the
Jefferson Livingston two-year-oids. Some of these
have shown up well enough iu their trials during the
past summer to warrant the belief that they are
much alsive Hie ordinary. One of them. Colonel
Vennie. beat a band of good youngsters at Laurel
on Saturday when he won a mile race in 1:40. a
splendid performance for a two-year-old considering
that the track was not at its best. The Livingston
two-year-olds will be refin'd for the year at the
conclusion of the Maryland meetings and will go
into w-iuter quarters at the W. S. Payne farm near
Lexington, Ky.
The pedigree of the filly by Lemlierg — Love Chase
will he especially interesting to students of breed-
ing and is as follows:
HAVANA PROSPECTS GOOD
RACING IMPEDIMENTS AT THE CUBAN ME-
TROPOLIS MET AND OVERCOME.
New Drainage System Provided and the Track
Practically Reconstructed to Defy Injury by
Rain — Heavy Tourist Patronage Expected.
r Lemberg ...10
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l Love Chase
Bay 1904
fC.vIlene 9
Cl». 1*95
Galicia
Bay 1806
f Melton S
Bay 1882
^ Sterling Love.
Br. 18X3
Bona Vista 4
Ch. 1899
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14
Arcadia
Ch. 1S87
( Eei
C Vb
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( Di
Isononty
19 i sterling 12
} I sola Bella
Havana, Cuba. November 3. — Many new stable.*
will Ik; found among the list »»f horsemen who have
decided to race in Cuba. There are several tiling .
responsible for this, most itn|»ortatit of all the fact
that the meeting held at Marianao last winter
showed that racing here has come to stay and will
eventually be a big thing. The Ctiba-Atnerican
Joekej- Club had many obstacles to overcome and
despite the numerous handicaps a successful race
meeting was given.
There is no question but that the condition of the
track last winter was a most serious drawback. At
tlie conclusion of the meeting plans were made to
install a new drainage system, which has been built
under the supervision of one of the ablest engineers
in Cuba. Last year the drainage emptied into a
cave, which was finally discovered to be inadequate
for the purpose. This year the whole drainage sv*
tem lias been revised. It now emptier into tlie
Almandares river. This new system was put to a
severe test during the recent rainy season and was
not found wanting. The ditches around the trac‘%
and stables have all been widened, deepened and re-
graded and the whole riling works like a charm.
Attention has also been paid to the track itself.
About two feet of the top soil was removed, the InmI
of the track regraded and twelve inches of sandy
loam spread around the entire course. This soil was
scoured two miles from the track and was conveyed
to Oriental Park on flat cars. Tenrqiorarv rails
were laid around the track, which facilitated the
work.
Racing at Oriental Park will begin on December
1C and will run for eighty-two days. Several new
hotels have been built in Havana since last spring,
and already circulars have lieen sent to the United
States by various hotels asking the horsemen aud
race-goers f**r their patronage.
Reiiorts from the hoard of trade in Havana in-
dicate that the tourist season this winter will Is*
one of the best Havana has exjierienced in man*-
years. Apart from this the tremendous price that
the planters obtained for their sugar crop has re-
sulted in money being plentiful among the natives.
Galopin 3
Br. 1872
Isoletta
Bay 1891
r Master Kildare . .3 l
| Ch. 1875 C
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DkUnt Shore
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Flying Duchess ... j Flying Dutchman.. 3
Isonomy 19 \ ? te , rlin £ „• 12
| Muncaster 16
Lady Muncaster
Lord Ronald ....7
Violet Melrose
Bay 1875
r See Saw . . . .
Bay 18C.1
SeottisU Chief ..12
lolet
Buccaneer 14
True Love
Bay 1878
Margery Daw
Sterling
..12
Carine
[ Blue Light
Stock well 3
Edith
Plum Pudding ....3
Judy Go
Lord of the Isles.. 4
Miss Ann
Thormanby 4
Woodbine
Wild Dayrell 7
I). of Lit. R. Rover.
Brocket 1
Protection
Oxford 12
Whisper
Stock well 3
Mayouaise
The colt liv Baclielor’s Double — First Over is well
thought of. Bachelor's Double won the Irish l>erby.
Royal limit Cup aud tin* City and Suburban Handi-
cap. lie was unlieaten in bis two-year-old form.
This young stallion had four winners the present
year, which won seven races and his stock is highly
regarded in England. Lady Morgan, the grand
dam of First Over, was the dam of Uuperra. Allo-
wav. Tredegar, Lady Both well, Morgiana and Mor-
ganette. the latter the dam of Galtee More and
Ard Patrick, both Derby winners and each of which
sold for over $100,000.
r Tredennis ...4
I (Mi. 1898
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Bachelor’s
Double ...21 1
Ch. 1906
Kendal 1G
Ch. 1883
l St.
Marguerite
Cli. 1879
l Lailv Bawn
Ch. 1902
I.e Noir
Blk. 18S9
l Mil
Milady
Bay 1886
f Pioneer 19
f Br. 1884’,
l First Over .
Ray 19O0
Galopin
Br. 1872
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j Kin
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Bend Or 1 j Doncaster
Rouge Rose
Windermere
, | Macaroni 14
Miss Agnes
Hermit
n j Newminster
) Seelt
...8
Seclusion
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12
Isonomy 19
Knavery
Kisber .
Alone
f Sterling ...
( isola Bella
, J Lord Clifden
1 Flutter
....2
..4
14
'edetto 19
l Carlttie ....
Br. 1893
t Moorhen
Br. 1873
r Doubloon
1 Br. 1883
Morgiana
Bay 1874
Flying Duchess ..
I Hermit 5
1 Sister to Ryshw’th
12
...j
Sterling
Merry Duchess
i Buccaneer
1 Mineral .,
Hermit 5
D. of Y. Melbourne.
Voltigenr 2
Mrs. Ridgway
Flying Dutchman.. 3
Merope
Newminster 8
Seclusion
Skirmisher 2
V crtuiuuu
Oxford 12
Whisper
The Duke 12
Mirella
Scottish Chief . .12
Lady Morgan
Lord of the Isles.. 4
Miss Ann
Thormanby ....
Morgau-la-Faye
...4
commission merchant, to collect a judgment for
$14,367. obtained In December. 1914. Testimony by
Mr. Pfizer was to the effect that lie had lost $850,-
<•00 in four years, some of his losses being through
Max M. Ilart. a note broker, who was sentenced for
fraudulent dealings to the Federal prison at At-
lanta. Ga. Mr. Pfizer obtained a large P*rt of his
original holdings through the Charles Pfizer Drug
Company, which his father headed for many years.
CONNAUGHT PARK CLUB OFFICERS.
Ottawa. Ont., November 3. — The first meeting of
the new hoard of directors of the Connaught Park
Jockev Club took place Monday, when active officers
for the ensuing year were elected. Hon. Senator
N. A. Relconrt was again chosen as president and
Sir Clifford Siftou. Mr. T. Abeam aud Mr. G. E.
Fauquier as vice- ^residents. Mr. C. Ross as honorary
secretary, and Mr E. S. Houston as honorary treas-
urer. Mr. Ross was instructed to go south shortly
to inspect the pari-uiutuel machines and to arrange
for the purchase and installation of the best avail-
able “iron men.” It was decided to erect fifty new
stables at Connaught Park and to arrange for ex-
tensions to the present pavillion. The selection of
a manager was deferred. Mr. Uohrbaek’s successor
when appointed will be a local mail.
ANSWERS TO QUERIE8.
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D. 1). W.. Lexington. Ky. See correction on first
page.
E. S., Louisville. Ky. On October 1, Dodge started
in tin* fourth raee at Laurel as the pro|»erty of
Welier & Ward. On October 4. he started at the
same track in the name of J. S. Ward alone ami
continued to do so in his subsequent races. The
neo«*ssary inference is that Ward had purchased
Weber’s interest iu the oolt.
COCHRAN’S HORSES AT BELMONT PARK.
New York, November 3. — Gifford A. Cochran ha-;
seven of his older horses at Belmont Park. The lot
consists of Pleione. Hands Off. Figinny, Prime of
Como. Royal Martyr. Feminist and Airman. Mr.
Cochran has sold a few of the yearlings which he
had at Gravesend, but he still has over thirtv.
Their removal to Belmont Park has lieen i»ostiH:ned
for a week or more for the reason that many of
them had been ailing until recently aud although
all of them are doing well now, they are not yet
fit to be put into active training.
Mr. Cochran has a particularly fine new stable at
Belmont Park, which many experienced horsemen
pronounce to be tlie equal of any training stable they
ever saw. It will furnish ample accommodation for
his big string of yearlings. The boxes are uniformly
large, well lighted and perfectly ventilated. The
great shed, which protects tlie wide walk or train-
ing track completely surrounding the big building,
has lieen enclosed, and the windows iu it are so
large aud numerous that it might lie termed a glass
enclosure. These windows ojien in slides so that
they can be thrown open in warm weather aud fur-
nish no obstruction to the circulation of fresh air
and at the same time make no projections t<>
interfere with the progress of the youngsters taking
their work when the place is open.
August Belmont was so pleased with the latest
trials of his yearlings at Belmont Park that he prob-
ably will race fourteen of the fifteen in 1916. The
first lot tried showed s;> satisfactorily that most of
them were taken out of active training for the
present. In this week’s trials eight more performed
satisfactorily. The trials were as follows: San-
dusky, 23M»: Hourl»*ss II. 23V-.; Nancy Fair (sister
to Norse King). 23 M-.: Sirenest. 23 Vf, : Feltiea, 23 :
Lucky Catch, 23M-. : Flare, 23^; Mill Maid (against
a strong wind). 24%.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS AT PIMLICO.
Baltimore. Mil., November 3. — Since the spring
meeting a large sum has been expended for the
comfort of patrons of racing at Pimlico. The
whole space under the grandstand has been cleared
of all obstructions and the oniy ones left are the
posts which support the stand. Overhead, extending
north and south, has been placed, at an elevation
of twelve feet, all of the boards that i-ontain in-
formation for the public. A gallery along its front
allows the chalker to write on these lioards. Hero
are found all the pay slates, the approximate odds
Isiard. aud the board wdiich gives tiie names and
numbers of the horses and jockeys with tlie weights.
There can Ik* no more crowding now when programs
are marked by visitors.
Where the old approximate odds board used to
be the club lias added an extension of 150 feet,
and there will be found six extra liooths for paying
off $2 tickets. There are now no pay slates at
the rear of the rank of pool boxes, and that whole
space is left unobstructed as a paying exchange.
Where before there were two money changers’
1 tooths there are now three. All these changes
iierinit the crowds to pass rapidly into and out of
the betting ring and information stations and t<»
keep in touch with the events on the course without
crowding.
THREE RAPID WATER WEANLINGS SOLD.
Lexington. Ky.. November 3.— G. W. J. Bissell
todav purchased the following three weanliugs he
Rapid Water from John E. Madden: Bay colt. Linda
Stone, bv Hamburg: chestnut filly. Playground, by
Hurst Park, and chestnut till v. Comet, by Star
Shoot. Bissell Is the owner of Rapid Water, having
purchased him one year ago.
Jack Adkins today turned out Buck horn. Loo
Skolny San Vega and Helen Barbee for the winter
at H.‘ *P. Headley’s Beaumont Farm.
CORRECTION OF AN ERROR.
In the chart of race 23813, as published in Daily
Racing Form of Noveinlicr 2. an overlooked clerical
error made it appear that tin* horse Aberfeldy had
started as a mendwr of the mutuel field. Aberfeldy
was not in the field, starting as a separate choice
at 1800 to 100, whereas the price against the field
was only 550 to 100.
CLAIM TIA JUANA RACING IS SURE.
In a telegram from San Diego. Cal., Daily Rac-
ing Form is assured that the “race track opens
iMisitively Christinas week at Tia Juana.” From
this it would seem that work on tlie track there
is l»eing pushed. If so Daily Racing Form’s
readers will be informed of the matter in due time.
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CHARTS OF MONTHLY RACING.
lie Monthly Racing Form, containin
r«< ot all races run on rci-nguizcd track
North A uteri' -a during the month «i
ob<i. is non- on sale at Daily Rae’m
in ott;<e, 4ti Plymouth (*4,urt. C-hieag<
J. i rice $1.00. Single copies by mail
must In- s«Mit hs registered mail, with an
1 e\tm charge of ten cents for registration.
I Not res|*.‘iisible for books sent as regular mail.
TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
The horses which seem l*est in Thursday’s races
are:
Pimlico Baltimore. Md.. Noveinlier 3.
! Pus* iu Boots. Celaudria. Baiubi.
2 Union. Humility. Jnverence.
3 (Jold Cap. Pharaoh. Patience.
4 — Intone. Kopje. Star Bird.
5 — Royal Meteor. Jawbone. Hu.-la’s Brother.
6 — Wooden Shoes. Corsican. Cliff Field.
7 — Kootenay. Supreme, Crossban.
T. K. Lynch.
FUTURE STAKE DATES.
Pimlico Fall S«*r!al Handicap No. 1, Pina
it. o. JJ«1 November fl
Pimlico Fall Serial Handicap No. 2. Pim-
lico, Md November 9
Pimlico Fall Serial Handicap No. 3, Pim-
lico. Md November 19
ENGLISH TRICKS AGAINST BOOKMAKERS.
lit the spring of 1913 a funny little affair hap-
tauied at \\y,. race course. The small Wye tele-
graph office was suddenly flooded by a shoal of
wires from London. The torrent started mysterions-
,m ** , *ay and did not stop until nearly three.
1 he messages, which were unclaimed, turned out
to lie Isigus ones, used simply to block the line,
lor three hours the two telegraphists were bus,*
taking down messages like ”1 am Henry the Eighth.
I am. and “A Happy New Year,” while dozens
of | ample stood angrily demanding why they could
not get through to London.
The idea in ‘‘coups’’ like this is to get a good
price on some horse by preventing the commission
agents in town, with whom the liets have been made
from covering themselves by backing that liorsc on
the course and so sidling the starting price.
The cleverest piece of turf knavery ever carried
out was simply dazzling in its neatness. Iu the days
when <ni4* leading sporting paper supplied all the
dailies with the racing returns, lietting. etc., a man
called on the editor of that paper and offered to
report an out-of-the-way meeting, lie had to la*
there officially, so could do it cheap. As the meet
ing was quite iiuimiMirtant the «iffer was accepted.
Iu due course t I m* program of the meeting eaiue
in and w as published in all I he papers, followed by
tlu* handicaps, the list of arrivals, etc.
The bookmakers in town, of course, I looked liets
freely over the little country meeting. Next day
the racing results made the meeting out to la* quite
successful. The papers complimented the officials
and encouraged them to do even better next year.
Didn’t tliey wish they could! The whole thing
was (signs frun beginning to end. Town, fixture;;,
judge, jockeys and horses were tin* pure invention
of some brilliant “boy.** So was the race course,
the racing, too. But the lietting was not. Scores
of bookmakers lost heavily over races that had
never b«*en run.
An attempt was made not long ago to repeat this
trick by inventing a small jumping meeting. It
fell through only by the merest accident. All the
details had not been properly thought out. The
bubble was burst when the telegraph department
began to make inquiries, their special telegraphists
not being able to find the place.
ANOTHER GOOD WORD FOR JOYNER.
It has been known for some months past that Mr.
Harry Whitney’s trainer. Andrew Joyner, was due
to return to liis native country at the end of this
s<-ason. The pending departure of this highly popu-
lar trainer lias been all along regarded regretfully
iu racing circles, anil as already re|Hirte<l in our
columns, Mr. Joyner was entertained by a large
numlier of liis fellow trainers at the Newmarket
Subscription Rooms Club on Cesarewiteh night,
when thi* various items on the menu card were clev-
erly associated with the names of the best horses
trained from time to time at Balaton Lodge.
Although Ik* has never enjoy is 1 the satisfaction
of carrying off any of our classic events with one
of liis charges, Mr. Joyner has turned out the win-
ners of inanv important handicaps and weight-for-age
races, and th e re is no doubt that but for the restric-
tions imposed on the national sport during war-time,
Mr. Whitney would have continued to run some of
bis liorses here as usual. Meanwhile, however,
there lias been a revival in th<* fortunes of racing
in America, and it is but natural that the licst
animals at Balaton Lodge should he shipped back
to the land of their birth, anil so for the time
lieing we are to he deprived of the pleasure of
seeing Mr. Whitney’s Eton blue anil brown jacket
and the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Joyner on our
courses. There is every reason to believe, however,
that our welcome visitors' stay amongst us will Ik.*
rc|M*at<*d at no distant date, anil when Joyner does
come hack may lie bring with him a Derby winner.
— Loudon Sporting Life of October 19.
RACING DATES FOR 1915 AND 1916.
Maryland Jockey (’lub. Pimlico. Md.:
November 1 to Noveinlier 12 (11 days). Mntiiel*.
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association, Bowie.
Md. :
November 13 to Noveml*er 30 (15 days). Books.
Jockey Club Juarez. Juarez. Mex.:
Beginning November 25. 1915 (100 or more days).
Books.
Cuba -American Jockey Club, Mariauao, Havana,
Cuba :
Dei -cm tier 10 to March 19, 1910 (82 days). Books
and inutucls.
Business Men’s Racing Association, New Orleans,
La..
January 1. 1916, to March 0, 1910 (50 days).
Stakeholders.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY.
Elections in ten states Tuesday emphatically de-
feated woman suffrage amendments in New York,
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and gave the re-
publicans an additional representative In congress
ami a new governor in Massachusetts. State-wide
prohibition was rejected ill Ohio by a majority of
from 20.000 to 40, otto. Last year the amendment
was defeated by 84,152. The republicans elected
mayors iu Cleveland and Cincinnati. Charles Milrov.
a progressive, was chosen mayor of Cleveland. The
democrats, apparently, elected a governor in Mary-
land and an entire state ticker,, twsiiies a majority
in the state legislature. hi Kentucky belli parties
claim a victory in the guhenmb-rial contest, but in-
complete returns from ttl of tin 1 120 comities gave
former Congressman Augustus O. Stanley tdcm.i a
lead of 9.029 over Edwin P. Morrow, bis republican
op|Mincut. Mississippi, the only other slate to elect
a governor, went, ,-is usual, democratic. Tin* only
opimsition to the democratic ticket, headed by
Theodore G. Bilim, was made by socialist candi-
dates n mi iua te<! by |ictitioii. In New York former
Congressman William S. Bennet was elected in the
Twenty third district to suceeed tin* late democratic
congressman. Jacob Goulilen. Bennet is a republi-
can. Republicans will succeed republicans in 1 lie*
Thirty first and Thirty-sixth congressional districts
of New York ami tin* Twenty-fourth district of
Pennsylvania. In New York the republicans re-
tained their control of the lower house of the legis-
lature. although they lost one assemblyman. They
also elected a majority of the mayors chosen in
cities of tin* state. In addition to defeating the
suffrage amendment by alaiut 210.00(1 votes, the peo-
ple of New York repudiated the new* state constitu-
tion drafted by a convention of which Eliliu Root
was president ami for which Mr. Root conducted a
vigorous s|M*aking campaign. Samuel W. McCall,
the republican who will succeed David I. Walsh, a
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democrat, as governor of Massachusetts, won by a
plurality of (1,663. The republicans retained con-
trol of the Massachusetts legislature. The republi-
cans returned to power in Philadelphia, where their
candidate. Thomas R. Smith, was elected mayor by
75,00(1. in New* Jersey the republicans gained the
state senators and two members of the assembly
and will continue in control of both houses of the
legislature. The city of Toledo, Ohio, voted against
a twenty-live-year street ear franchise aud will take
over all lines controlled by the Toledo Railways and
Light company. A proposal that the city purchase
the local street railways was rejected iu Detroit
after a bitter tight. The election of meinliers of the
Virginia general assembly will send a heavy nin-
jortiy to the senate and house pledged t»> the en-
actment of prohibition legislation when the state
goes dry by constitutional amendment November ],
1916.
A dispatch of yesterday afternoon from Douglas.
Ariz., says: General Villa, forced by hunger, thirst
and a scanty supply of ammunition to abandon liis
plan for an immediate assault on tin* strongly in-
trenched village of Agua Prieta, commenced with-
draw ing bis army today, and shortly after 9 o’clock
most of his force was moving toward Anavaencahi
pass, twelve miles southwest. Villa’s dead left on
the field are Tk’Wi. Two hundred were counted lying
west of Agua Prieta anil 136 to the east. Cades’
dead were twenty-five soldiers and liis wounded
seventy. Callcs sent out cavalry forces to keep
in touch with the Villa rear guard. The battle of
Agua Prieta in one respect recalls the famous tight
at Matauzas. Cuba, in 1898. Among tin* casual-
ties on the American side, it became known today,
was one perfectly good gray mule. lie got too
close to the firing line and a piece of shrapnel came
over on the American side and gave him his quietus.
That Villa’s determination tem|H»rarily to withdraw
his forces was sudden was shown by the fact that
bis gun lieutenants in command of rapid-firers on
the right wing took nothing but their guns with
them. Quantities of ammunition in cases were left
in emplacements when the withdrawal began. A
laxly of Villa infantry, estimated to be hetw r een
1.000 and 1.500 men. marched through Gallardo
pass and swung to the southwest to join the re-
tiring main army. American army officers are
somewhat mystified at Villa’s movement. Some be-
lieve it is his intention to withdraw from the Agua
Prieta field altogether and march southwest to at-
tack a large body of Carranza troops reimrteil to be
coming from that direction. General Mendez with
forces of about 1.500 men. has been holding the
Anavaeachi pass for several days, and will remain
there guarding the entrance to the valley for the
return of Villa. Meantime heavy supplies of ain-
muntinn will reach Villa from the east. Villa’s
retirement was saluted by an occasional shell from
the big guns of Agua Prieta, bnt by 9:30 this fir-
ing had ceased. Reinforcements from the east
reached Villa’s army this morning at an early hour,
according to reports from watchers cast of Doug-
las. Dawn, however, showed that Villa’s main
forces had drawn to the southwest, leaving only
rear guards, with a few quick-firers and thn>e-incl)
guns, to worry the garrison. A (Tales recon-
noitering party which ran into a Villa machine-gun
squad a mile southeast of Agua Prieta was said
to have been cut to pieces, with a loss of thirty or
forty men.
A dispatch from Berlin yesterday said: The war
office announced tmlay that Field Marshal vim Hiu-
denburg had been forced to withdraw* his lines
between Swenton and Ilsen lakes on the northern
end of the Russian front. The German official state-
ment relative to the operations in the eastern war
zone was: In the eastern theater, army of Field
Marshal von Ilimlenburg: The Russians continued
their attacks before Dvinsk. At llloukst and Gar-
hunowka they were repulsed. They stormed our po-
sitions in this region /our times w*ith extraordinary
heavv losses. Between the Swenton and Ilsen lakes
we were forced to withdraw imr lines. The Rus-
sians succeeded in occupying the village of Miku-
lischki. Army group of General von Linsingen: On
the Oginski canal the enemy advanced against the
locks at Osaritchi but w*as repulsed. On both sides
of the Li so woe - Za tory sk high road the Russians
again were forced to retreat. Five officers and 600
men w’ere made prisoners and three machine guns
were captured. The troops of General von Bulimic*
still are lighting for tin* northern part of Sankowce.
The city of I si toe (IJsizej iu northwestern Serbia,
has been captured by the Germans. This announce-
ment was made by tin* war office Dalny. I i. sice is
the capital of the Serbian province of that name and
is fifty-three miles southwest of Kraguyevatz. Its
strategical importance is derived largely from the
fact that it is a railroad terminus, control of which
places the Germans in possession of a still larger
part of the Serbian railroad system. Usize lies
midway between L’acak. capture of which was an-
nounced yesterday at Berlin, and the Bosnian bor
der. The German advance in this direction has thus
been carried within twenty-five miles of the Bosnian
border, whoror Austrian forces arc attempting an
invasion of Serbia.
Austria fulls to take cognizance of the activities
of Dr. Theodor Duinlia as ambassador to the United
States in a new note on the exportation of arms
and munitions of war which has been received at
the state department. No reference Is made to the
efforts of the ambassador to tie up the manufacture
of arms, or to his withdrawal upon the demand of
President Wilson. The notes reiterates the previous
protest made by the Austrian government against
tin* ex|»ortation of munitions to the allies, it de-
clares that the American atisw’er to the initial pro-
test is based upon an erroneous interpretation of
Tin* Hague convention. The note adds that this is
proved by the extension of munition-making plants
in the United States to sueli ail extent as to result
in the militarization of the American economic life.
Austria in its note denies that it sought equaliza-
tion. or that it protested because it was unable to
purchase munitions with the same freedom as tin*
allies, it maintains that Hie excessive exportation
of arms would lx* just as ohjeetionnhle if tin* Teu-
tonic allies were able to buy war material iu equal
quantities. It sets forth that America’s contention
that it is merely following the example set by other
nations in previous wars in selling munitions is at
fault. This war, the note deelares. is different from
any other in the world’s history, as virtually all the
nations of Europe are arrayed ii|wm one side or tin*
other. In previous wars only two or three (lowers
were involved. This alters the situation, is the con-
tention of the dual monarchy.
Italy claims to In* making substantial progress in
its campaign against Austria aud in an official state-
ment at Rome yesterday, says: Austrian regiments
lighting on the Isonzo-t’arso line on Oetoher 21 21
lost more than half their effee fives, says the Idea
Nazionale. Unable to save pieces of hcnv.t artii
lery, the Austrians rolled them into ravines and
torrents. Twelve and 17-ineh guns iu ixwdtior*.
on Mount Santa and Mount Sahatino to defelfe”
Gorizia were dismounted by Italian artillery flit .
New positions occupied by the Italians before Go-
rizia enable them to Immhnrd the Austrian de-
fenses located farthest to the east of the city, iu
the Lodro valley the enemy, powerless |«> drive us
from the Bezzeca basin. o|a*ncd a violent and intense
artillery fire on the villages. Bezzeca and Boca
were damaged and Menzumi was burned. In the
upper Sexton valley (Drava) enemy troops which
were seen in lnniehriedol and Kuoth were sln-llcd
by our artillery. In the valley near Lucra, south
of Lusnitz an enemy detachment which was at-
tacked and dispersed by our troops abandoned a
quantity of rifles and munitions. Along tin* Isonzv
front yesterday, under a continuous rain our troop*
renew tat their attacks with unabated vigor. on
tin* Pmlgora height we broke and passed through
a fourth exceptionally strong line of trendies.
Settlement through arbitration of the ease of (lie
American steamship Hocking, seized by a British
cruiser off the Atlantic coast, was forecast at
Washington yesterday as a result of the new issue
which has arisen between the United States and
the entente allies over the question of method of
determining the nationality of merchant ships. Tla*
seizure of the Hocking is the first since the British
government’s eiiange of policy conformable to the
French rule, that a vessel’s nationality is de-
termined by ownership and not by flag. This |xisi-
tiou is widely at variance with that of the United
States. Great Britain and the United States hereto-
fore virtually have been agreed that a vessel’s nation-
ality is determined by the flag she is entitled to fly.
so that ships under German or American flags
were considered fair prizes. The British govern-
ment. it is understood, will contend the Hooking
was purchased with German money.
Reports submitted by Brand Whitlock. American
minister to Belgium, to Ambassador Page at Mil-
lion on the ease of Miss Edith (’avell. the British
nurse, put to death by German military authorities,
const itutod merely a recital of the facts ami wege
for the ambassador’s information, but not for pub-
lication. This is disclosed in a long report from
the minister to the Washington government in wliiql*
In* reviews steps taken by himself and legatiqp
staff in connection with the ease. Publication qf
Hie reixirts l»y the British foreign office to which
they were transmitted In* Ambassador Page in t In-
ordinary course in reporting on the enre of British
subjects by American diplomatic officers. Mr. Whit-
lock says, caused him considerable emliarras; merit
in Brussels with the Germun authorities. !',* added,
however, that tin* latter are apparently satisfied
with his explanation.
The superdreadnaught Nevada, first >f American
battleships to use oil exclusive ly for fuel, began
its builders’ acceptance trials o*T Rockland. Maine,
yesterday. In a n*ccnt unofficial test on the sain**
course, the Nevada made a mile at a spei-d of 21,1
knots and averaged 20.05 knots on her full-speed
run. Contract requirements call for 20Va knots on
a twelve-hour endurance test.
Alderman Henry Utpatel yesterday was authorized
by Mayor Thompson to take steps to bring tie
questions involved in tlie clothing workers’ strike
to arbitration. The alderman sought permission
for the council strike committee to appoint a com-
mittee of representative business men to confer
with the employers regarding arbitration. 'lie
mayor sanctioned the plan.
Brig. Gen. George M. Sternberg, retired, surgeon
general of the army from 1895 to 1!M»2, and a «ivil
war veteran, died yesterday at his home in Washing
ton. He was seventy-seven years old. a native of
(Hscgo County, N. Y.. and served the government
through cholera and yellow fever epidemics. Gen-
eral Sternberg was the author of several medical
books.
The French government hac conferred 4 lie Grand
Corrihon of the Ijcgiou of Honor on Lieut . Ce®.
Count (Tadorna, chief of staff of the Italian ainv.
Gen. II. J. K. Gouraud, former commander of tla*
French ex pedit ionary force to the Dardanelles. wll
take the insignia to the Italian headquarters and
present it to General Cadorna.
A typhoon, which is increasing in violence. Is
again sweeping the section of southern Luzon, wind
was devastated late last month with the loss of
nearly 200 lives and property damage estimated at
nearly $1,000,000. The storm is headed toward
Manila. Two coasting vessels have foundered, »"fcl
the crews were saved.
King George did not pass Tuesday night so eoffi-
fortaldv as hitherto, his physicians admitted jester
day. He still suffered pain, they stated, from the
bruises inflicted wln*n his horse fell with him last
week. His general condition, however, was said
to be improved. He is able to take solid food.
Fort Hansel, center of the Austrian system of
fortifications around Mallmrglietto dominating tin
road from Pontafcl to Tarvis. has Ik-cii “Indited
up.” according to Italian official reports. as all Mir-
rou ndiiig heights have been occupied with Italian
heavy guns, rendering the fort powerless.
Rear Admiral Thomas Stowell Phelps. U. S. N..
retired, died at his hmue in Oakland. Cal., y» ' er
day. lie was sixty-six years old aud is survived
by* the widow and one daughter.
PIMLICO FORM CHART.
PIMLICO, MD., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1915.— Third day. Maryland Jockey Club. Fail Meeting
of II days. Weather clear.
Presiding Judge, W. 1*. Riggs. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, W. P. Riggs.
Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. (Chicago time 1:00 p. ui.). W indicates whip, S spurs. 15 blinkers. Fig-
ures iu parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse
and weight carried. ‘Indicates apprentice allowance.
QQQQ1 FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. (95722—1 : 1 2—6—1 24. ) Purse $600. 2 year olds. Maidens*
id O O O JL Selling. Net value to winner $450; second, $100; third. $50.
Index Ilorscs
AWtPPSt M % % StrFin Jockeys
Equiv. (bids Str*t
23756* LE I F K IT I
WB
102
7
1
15
15 !* («
R
Mcli’ottS Louis
250 ten
23756 FRIAR NOUGHT
w
107
9
4
3*i
3'i 20
.1
But well Cleveland Stable
7*w*. 140
23698 WALLOON
WB
no
10
t;
7uk «i :;a
G
Byrne J (’.arson
1360 |(Hr
23812 GOLDEN GATE
WB
107
15
9
8 l
5U 4h Jnk
J
MeTag'rt H W Warner
t615 14* >
23756 TATIANA
w
107
n
7
lu-‘
8‘ 6 3 5 3
F
Robins’ nJ MacManus
2865 l€o
MOLLIE O.
WB
107
1
2
2 s
2'i 2»k 6A
M
Garner VV A Carter
t
23498* VEDA DO
W*
105
12
11
ll 3
9.1 7 l 7 ,,k
S
Wolst’mt’ P Winfrey
. t
23756*BOBOLlNK
W
102
2
10* Nnk SJ
I ,
Mink F C liner
47«» Ido
23574 NAUM Alt
w
107
it
13
13 3
12 1 9 l 9*
],
Me A tee T Clyde
1221:. loo
23788 : .M 00 X STO X E
wr
107
1
10
!»»•
11- 12- lO 2
J
Smyth J W Pangle
:.:.o too
23636 ‘•COSTUMER
WB
113
is
5
5*
7*» k 10 2 IP
c
B’game Quincy Stable
6 Sf. |«|l)
23812* PARACHUTE
wan
102
t;
s
45
4J 11’ 12 3
A
Collins G B Fenwick
20555- Mo
23636 SEEMLY
WB
107
3
16
12“
13* 13* 13*
C
Turner Kentucky Stable
t
23350*O(’KAN WAVE
WB
102
X
14
14**
n« n* it 10
L
Allen M llirseh
j
23696 SIS L.
W 8 B
111
5
12
lf.“
15* 15**I5 ,#
C
F’b’ther J Kilcoyne
*;•
23788 MAR.MAY
Wit
107
13
15
16
16 16 16
W
McD’ottI Roland
f
vMutuel field.
Time,
23%.
48%. 1:15.
Track fast.
$2 mutuels paid. Letfetti,
$9.00 strai
ght, $5.90 place,
$6.00 show; Friar Nought, $7.»o plar
‘C. $5.30
show: Walloon, $7.90 show.
Equivalent booking odds — Letfetti, 550 to 1<>0 straight. 195 to 10O place. 200 to 100 show: Friar Nought,
285 to 100 place. 175 to 100 show: Walloon. 295 to WO show .
Winner— Ch. f, by Voorhees — Cliiffie (trained by W. A. BurttsehelD.
Went lo post at 2:01. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won cantering: second and (bird
driving. LETFETTI outran tin* others from the start and drew away into a long lead in the last quarter
to win in a canter. FRIAR NOUGHT was a forward contender all the way and finished fast. WALLOON
dosed up ground and finished gamely. TATIANA closed a ldg gap and so did GOLDEN GATE. MOLLY
o. tired after racing in closest pursuit to tbe last eighth. The winner was entered for $4(N>: no bid.
Scratched — Smirking, 102.
Overweights — Veda do. 3 pounds: (’oshuner. 3: Sis I... 4.
OQQQH SECOND RACK— 2 Miles. (81 1 4— 5:49«— .8— 149.) Junior Steeplechase. Purse $60ffi
a) O O O ^ 3 year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $150*. second. $loo: third, $50.
Index Horses
kWtPPSt 4 8 12 13 Fin Jockeys
( 23525) VI FI R w* 144 7 4 6>* 4= 2= l 2 I 5 W Murphy J K Davis IC.ffii.
18448 JACK WINSTON w 132 3 S :,h 51 4 45 3*® 2 l X Brooks A D Parr 615*> pi-
23525 AMAXS ws 132 4 13* 3« 2* 3 l ® T Gaskins Milltown Stable 133o fee
23C36 CARL w 132 6 2 7 6 5 4" 4 W KeatingJ M Black MKVffii,
22487 RUPICA w* 132 1 6 U 2* 1?. L.rider.T Parrette F A (’lark 2Qift-ffir>
23793 ARCTURl’S w 132 5 3 2* 1* Bolted. S Bush J J O’Brien 57no- ffit,
*S67t 5 SUPERHUMAN w 132 8 5 4 l Lost rider. V Powers H I, Pratt IST.-tMo
22747- RUFFO w* 132 2 7 Fell. B Haynes G R Tompkins 400-Mo
Time. 4:04 Vs* Track fast.
$2 mu fuels paid, Vitir. $5.30 straight, $4.50 place. $4.20 show ; Jack Winston. $26.50 place, $9.30 show*
A mans, $6.20 show.
Equivalent booking odds — Vitir, 165 to 100 straight. 125 to 100 place, 110 to 100 show; Jack Winston
1225 t«» 100 place. 365 to ICO show*: A mans, 210 to 100 show.
Winner— B. g, by Dr. Leggo — Guerara (trained by M. Braily).
Went to post at 2:27. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Wmi easily: second and third driving
VTFIR was saved under restraint until in the last turn of the field, then moved up rapidly when going to
ti'c twelfth jump and easily passed the leaders in tbe last quarter. JACK WINSTON fenced well and fin-
ished fast. AMAXS finished gamely and dose up. RUPICA lost his rider at the thirteenth jump. SUPER
HUMAN at the sixth and ARCTURUS bolted through a wing at the ninth. RUFFO fell and broke his neffi
at the third.
Scratched— 23305 Dolly Madison. 132. ** 1
23883
23807 FRANK I.IN
( 23776) TI A J A N
23807 SPRINT
THIRD RACE -3-4 Mile. 195722 1:12 6 124.1 Arlington Purse. Purse $600.
2*.vear-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner s«*ci:nd. $l0t>: third. $50.
AWtPPSt V A Str Fiu Jockeys
Equiv. Odds X(p*|
wb 115 C r, 35 1= 1= 1' F Keogh J S Ward
W 115 5 7 5‘ 2>* 2*5 C Turner G A Alexandra
w 107 I 3 6 2 4** 3 2 J McTag'rt MizpuU Stable
HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915.
DAILY RACING FORM
3
1 j AN1TA
'?? chukchiiXi
*** MALACHITE
Z3TIS SiHONV
2339J DAMROSCH
J A I K W E A TI 1 E U
^3776 IMMUNE
^Coupled in lietUug.
2*» 6* 5*. 4«»k
c
B’game
H
G Bed well
425-100
4«k 3' 4' 5 l
M
Garner
F
J * Keene
27NO-1O0
7= 7 *4 7J €*>
W
Lilley
A
Ikdmoiit
t 135-100
!•*»» 54 6 •§ 7 h
J
Me< ’alley
11
L Pratt
4755 -11H>
]•* m 9* sS
G
Byrne
A
Belmont
9'?. 9>. 10 id
L
Allen
M
Hirscli
4965-100
8* 8*4 8 U '10
L
Mink
W
B Mitchell
15770-100
w 113 3 1
WMi lOS 10 S
w ln7 9 I
WB 110 S -
h i: K»S 2 :♦
w 105 7 10
WB 108 4 5
Time. 83, 47%, 1:13%. Track fast. _ _ .
. jnutueU paid, Franklin. $19. 4 *) straight. $12.80 place, $5.50 sliow; Tiajan, $S.<>0 place, $;». 10 show;
l*rint. $4.30 show.
Equivalent booking odds— Franklin. 850 to 100 straight, 540 to 100 place, 175 to 100 show; Tiajan, 330
" Os* plai*«*, 155 to 1<*> show; Sprint, 115 to 1<MI show.
\\ inner — Ch. e, by Jim Gaffney— ^Gliding By (trailed by J. S Ward).
Meat to |N*st at 2:50. “ * — * "
Snatched — 23770 llaria.* 112.
23834
Index Horses
FOFRTH RACE S-4 Mile. (95722 — 1:12 — ft — 124.) $<500 Added. 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Selling Handicap. Net value to winner $510; second, $100; third, $75.
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
Equiv. Odds Str’t
?225 9)I * RAIRIR wb 4 104 5 1
Ii3832 KOOTENAY w 7 101 3 3
*2? AHARA wb 3 107 it 5*
23816 'STRIKER wb 5 112 <5 19
-J£16 l ot ISE TRAVERS w 4 1(H> 8 11
^575 -klamofr w G 110 1! «
2JJJ MARJORIE A. wb 7 105 l 2
^ H*' l OM> ADAMS wb 7 100 12 S
^3641 DINAH Do w 3 1<« 10 7
7 HYDROPLANE w 3 02 7 4
SIS ** R AOO w 7 OS It 12
23769;ARM AMENT wb 4 11G 4
v Mil toe| field.
ink 1*1 l*i 1«J J MeTag’rtR T Wilson
3‘ :;nk 21 2f E Haynes F T Shorten
4‘> 2* 3 1 3‘a J McCah<*vJ Fitzsimmons
7 h 4- 4= 4*4 .1 Du two II H Rites
lii S“k 7 2 r*uk m Garner E .1 McGraw
♦>nk t»nk 51 . 6 ; W Hinphy .1 W Hedrick Jr
: M 2 5 h 64 7* F Cooper H G Bed well
Si 71 8* 8= T Par’gtonJ B Goodman
9'JIO 3 J* 4 9'J F Hopkins.I O Talbott
5»> U\ 10 3 10 4 J I* Rvan W M Carter
12 12 IP IV* W McD’ott W Cahill
520-100
1205-100
55*1-100
150-HK)
tl«!K>-100
2755-100
two-ioo
9635-100
16455-100
f
3670-100
(ndex Coots®
Diet TlmeT’ckOddi Wt St
%%
%
PUSS IN BOOTS, b. f, 2
112
22881 Belmont
3-4 st l:ll%fast
6
127
3
3
3
22762 Belmont
5-8 st 58%fast
1-2
124
2
1
1
22469 Saratoga
3-4 1:13% fast
5
1U4
4
4
3
22264 Saratoga
3-4 1:16 slow
15
119
7
2
O
22046 Saratoga
54 f 1:11 mud
3
104
7
7
3
CELANDRIA,
ch. f. 2
115
23791 Laurel
3-4 1:16 hvy
111
111
10
8
9
23725 Laurel
1 1 :43%slow
84
117
8
7 8
9
23557 Laurel
3-4 1 :16%slop
2
118
1
3
3
23418 Laurel
3-4 l:13%good
75
115
4
4
4
25396 Laurel
54 f l:12%hvy
5-4
120
2
2
2
22705 Belmont
3-4 st l:ll%fast
15
118 11
8
9
22046 Saratoga
54 f 1:11 mud
11-5 124
4
6
5
21756 Belmont 51 f st 1 :07 slow
34
122
2
1
1
21173 Aqueduct
5-8 l:04%slop
18-5 104
6
3
2
21129 Jamaica
5-8 l:01%fast
11-5 102
5
4
2
20799 Pip.R’k AMI f 56 fast
3
112
6
6
20694 Belmont
5-8 st 58 fast
8
107
5
3
4
tDisqualified for foul.
_ . 10* 11* 12 12 G Byrne C X Williams
Time. 23%. 47%. 1:14. Track fast.
$2 mu<uels paid. Prairie, $12.40 straight, $7.20 place, $4. .’Ml sliow: Kootenay, $14.20 place. $7.80 show:
,'bara, $5.00 show.
Equivalent booking odds — Prairie, 520 to 100 straight, 2G0 to 1 «m» place. 115 to 100 show; Kootenay.
' Id to 1O0 place. 200 to 1<»(i show: Aliara. 150 to 1(0 show.
Winner — B. g. by Ogden — Passan 1 trained by T. J. Healey).
Went to post at 3:27. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. IV on easily; fecund and third driv-
nir. PRAIRIE outran the others from die start and. withstanding a challenge from MARJORIE A. at the
alt-mile post, drew away with little effort to win easiug up. KOOTENAY raced well and stood pnnish-
.'•*nt gamely in the linal drive. AH AKA liogan slowly and moved up with a rush on the outside on the far
1 urn and finished close lip. STRIKER and LOF1SE TRAVERS closed big gaps. The winner was entered
J**r *♦<*): no bid.
Scratched — 23544 Water Lily, 109; (23724 (Fair Helen, 10G; 23544 Wanda Pitzer, 113; 22819 Ahlcbaran,
i«*l: 23001 Locldcl. 10ft.
0 QQQ pT FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. C.i2i*>2 — 1 :39 — 3 — 112.) Ninth Running Rennert Handicap.
^OOOO $GOt» Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $4G5; second, $100;
third. $75.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % *i Str Fin Jockeys Owners
Equiv. Odds Str’t
23699- HE WILL
23614 ;: ROIIT. BRADLEY
23332 HOLIDAY
23778-SANDMAN II.
23798) FLITTERGOLD
22487 ) \VINN*< i WITCH
L3798 CAPRA
McTag'rtL Feustel
- _ . 2‘4 2 3 2 2 2 2 J Smyth W R Mizell
1 5 2 6nk 6 2 3"k Vh .1 McCalv*yA Barklie
wb 3 108 2 2 1 3 1 1*5 1; l 4 1*
wb 5 107 “ “ *
WB 4 101
w 4 9G 5 6 7 4"“ 3 1 5 4 4). M Garner .1 O Talbott
wb 4 113 1 3 «*» 7 5k -0* 5= W Li 1 ley A Belmont
w G 10S 4 4 3 h 5| 7 6 2 6 H L Mink .1 Sanford
wb 3 99 € 7 4>* 3^ 4* 7 7 T Par’gtonJ Butler
21 * 1-100
510-100
346**-100
2290-100
275-100
455-100
1770-100
Time. 24%. 48»/ 5 . 1:13%. 1:39%. Track fast.
$2 mut nets paid. He Will. $G.2<t straight. $3.81) place, $3.20 show: Robert Bradley, $4.80 place,
£4.3(* show: Ilolldav. $7.9<i show.
Equivalent ls»o*king odds -lie Will. 210 to 100 straight. 90 to 1<!0 place, GO to KV) show; Roliert
Bradley. 140 to loo place. 115 to lo:i show: Holiday. 295 to 100 show.
Winner — B g. by Heno — Naughty Lady (trained by L. Feustel).
Went to post at 3:58. At |M**t 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third
driving. HE WILL outran the others to the first turn and. setting a fast pace, was rated along in
trout for the remainder of the way. ROBERT BRADLEY raced in closest pursuit all the way and
dnislicd gamely. HOLIDAY finished fast from a slow liegiiinfng. SANDMAN II. tired after closing
a gap. FLITTERGOLD was always outpaced. WINNING WITC11 quit early.
Scratched — 2.*5809 Roly. 107.
23886
SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile and 40 Yards. <92825— 1 : 42 %—ft—»7.)
Selling Handicap. Net value to winner $4ft5; second. $190
$ft<>0 Added. 3-yoar-nlds.
third. $75.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
Equiv. Odds Str’t
23810 STALWART HELEN
23793- BCR WOOD
23739 ) SCO K PI l
23816- BORAX
22701 -IDA CLAIRE
23546) NTPIIT11YS
23790) WODAN
23579 HARRY JUNIOR
w 10C 2 2 8 S 5’1 5 3 1>J W Ward L Weiss
WB 108 7 5 6*4 4 l 2 h 2«k 2"k M Garner A Turney
w 10G 6 3 4*?. 3b 4<*k 311 :;>£ j McTag’rtJ O Talbott
WB MS s 4 1-' 1- 1*1 1*1 4* F Cooper H G Bed well
WB 105 1 1 2 s L nk 6* 6 s 5* E Foreh'd S Ross
wb 108 5 8 5»‘ 5* 3b 41 6»k .1 McCahevJ J Moran
w 107 3 6 7*4 74 7* 7*® 7 2 ® T Par’gtonP Sheridan
w 108 4 7 3h (;b 8 8 X .1 Dutwell H C Hallenbeck
1025-100
195-100
605-100
10X9-100
4096-100
265-100
154U-100
2575-100
Time. 24, 49%, 1:15%. 1:43%. 1:45%. Track fast.
$2 mutuel* paid. Stalwart Helen, $22.50 straight, $7.10 place, $4.40 show; Burwood, $3.70 place, $3.20
Gum ; Sf*orpii. $3.40 show.
Equivalent liooking «xlds — Stalwart Helen, 1025 to 100 straight, 255 to 100 place, 120 to 100 show;
P.iirwiMMl. 85 to 100 place. GO to 100 show: Scorpii, 70 io 100 show.
Winner — Cb. f. by Stalwart — Helen Miller (trained by E. Moore).
Went to )K»t at 4:2s. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driv-
ing STALWART HELEN was off slowly and outrun for the first half, then moved up swiftly after enter-
ag the homestretch ami. humping her way through, was going away at the end. BURWOOD was forced
i<i work his wav up on the outside, but cut across to the inside after entering the homestretch and out-
sieved SCORPII*. The latter was a forward contender all the way. BORAX quit in the homestretch after
^.ttiiig the pace to the last eighth. IDA CLAIRE ran well. The winner was entered for $800; 110 bid.
O verweights — Borax, 1 pound. ;
SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. <95803—1 :51— 3— 112.) $000 Added. 3-year-olds and
upward. Selling Handicap. Net value to w inner $400: second. $100; third, $75.
j The small figure under "Str.” shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race.
I The small figure under "Fin.” — unless the horse won^shows the number of lengths the horse was
i behind the winner. Weight to he carried appears at top of column of weights in previous races.
FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies and Geldings. Allowances. (95722—1:12 — 6 — 124.)
23837
i Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
Equiv. Odds Str’t
*5817 BLACK BROOM
23317 HU E THISTLE
23817- ST< INEHENGE
23612) YODELES
23746 TACTICS
23793 JESSE JR.
4 107
595-100
95-100
420-100
1S75-100
705-100
2835-100
4= 4* 3*J 3« 1* C F’b’ther E Trotter
WB G 113 4 4 3 s 2 h 2* 2*1 2*»t .1 Butwell H C Hallenbeck
WB 4 1(*9 6 3 1* 1= V 1**k 3* G Byrne W Vale
w 3 100 5 6 6 55 5^» 4 1 41 .1 McCaheyH ITnderberg
wb 6 103 3 5 5* 6 6 5* 6»k J McTag’rtF J Coleman
w 3 98 1 1 21 3* 4»k 6 6 M Garner J W Hedrick Jr
Time. 24, 48%, 1:14, 1:40%, 1:54%. Track fast.
$2 mutuels paid. Black Broom, $13.90 straight, $4.20 place. $2.00 show; Blue Thistle, $3.10 place, $2.40
show* Stonehenge, $2. tO show.
Equivalent booking odds— Black Broom, 595 to 100 straight. 110 to 100 place, 30 to 100 show; Blue
Thistle 55 to 100 place. 20 to 100 show; Stonehenge, 35 to 100 show.
Winner— Cb. g. bv Broomstick— Black Venus (trained by E. Trotter).
Went to post at 4:5G. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driv-
in" It! \CK BROOM was outruu to the stretch, but slipped through on the inside when the leaders came
...SL, flU d‘ finishing fast, was going away at the end. BLUE THISTLE raced well and. outgaming STONE-
PFNCF ’would probably have won had lie not l»een forced wide on the stretch turn. STONEHENGE
showmVihe most early t»i>eed, but tired in tlie last quarter. The winner, entered for $1,400, was bid up to
XI, 705 and bought in.
S«-ra 1 died — 23793- Marsi.on, 108.
Pimlico Eitrles ail Past Pcrlorroaices for Thursday, November 4.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
Th® figures under the heading "Rec.” in the j
n iri*i below show the best time cf each horse |
rsf.toulc.r.inc. 1. »u. no matter
,h“e £ toUhed. In cate, where record ... I
nade on other than a fast or good track, abhre- j
iations show track conditions, 1
•m ini? starts at 2:00 p. ni. (Chicago time, 1:00).
< Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner.
> maidens. •Apprentice allowance.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
! -year-olds. Fillies art A lowanees.
4 Track record: 95*22 — 1.1- — *» 1-4.)
.1 Horse Wt. Rec. A.Wt.Han.
sjsI PUSS ni BOOTS. .104 1 :13%
791 CeUmlria
773) Ikliko MKHSJr 1
794 2 Edith Baumann •••}*« J ;!S2g
KK* 2 Bambi 1.1**%
77G Benjamin
<Sm;i Br<aim Corn 11-l.U*^
S29 Jane Straith
78SI Bigt<*do 1 .-.rat-
775* Alfadir 10j 1 ICtt.s
:ji:; Col. Matt (M» ....
754; Mcgaphoue <M) .. -- — ---
•us* iu Iksits outclass. *s li**r opposition. CeUmlria
Jecidedly best of the otliers.
Second Race— 2 Miles.
Towsou Steepleehas.*.
331) Huiuiliiy
SI 3 * Jnverence
TUI 1 Abdou
.351= Aviator (M)
«; 4:: Y.niug Morplieus ..
S12 35enw«*od
KI3 Ilandrunning
Early Lisht
xi:s Cu Bou
XI 3 Gulden tale
xi .3 AberfeWy
XI 3 Cvnosure
Sir: Buckthorn
*°* 1 forin « he
Ibis ^^.4 Kile.
112X735
115X725
112X715
112X715
109. . 710
109. . 705
109 X 705
109 X 705
1(19X705
109X705
100. ,<2H)
106X090
„ 145X725
7 1.3GX720
5 143X715
7 130X715
S 135X715
10
XTIO
n 138X710
7 142X705
5 138X705
4 131.. 705
G 142X705
9 1330700
11 1»X«K)
1 its. .
1 •••
lo-
v.-sr ..Ms and uimrnnl.
< Track reenrd:
Lad> London
Patience
Martin C* M ' a
Gold Can
L.hengrin ..
Luther
Parlor B-*y
A ldeba ran
! — C
IO 1:12%
. . . 90 1 :13s
110 1:13%
‘*...105 1:13%
*....113 1:13%
108 1:12%
* ;;:.iio 1:12%
..110 1:13
Handicap.
124. 1
5 110X725
4 106 X 720
4 11.3X720
7 107X720
5 106X715
r* 108X715
7 1150710
G 111 X7*»5
r*i5
1 7 * *5
1 05
[ OtMl
(KKt
>G90
1690
( 'olonel Cook M2 1:14% - - ,. w -
Jab«>t .•••••• / ' !4r » j*i5% 7 105 - 680
; • Danish Girl ra ^ lu ,t i„ lx-r last
y London bad bad ra«
Fourth Rao^-1 Nile.
Potomac
(Track re*«rd. b-***r 11.3x725
* Menlo Park ..10o 14*% 1M) .. 7 20
,=* Star Bird
Fifth Race— 1 MUe and 70 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: 92432-
—1:42%— 5— 111.)
(23811 )
Jawbone
10811:44
ft 109X725
23S10-*
Day I)av
105
1 :45
3 KH) X 720
2374K
Carlton G
102
1:43%
8 1070715
2381 1 2
Ray 0’ Light ...
114
1:45
4 103. .715
23793
Royal Met«*«>r ....
111
1:44%
7 112X715
237(11
Ben Quince
10ft
1 : 44 %
4 108X715
(23.815)
Hilda’s Brother ..
95
1 :45%
4 110X715
2.3799=
Orpertli
104
1:43%
ft 107X710
23247*
Gallop
97
1 :45%.
4 103X710
23828
Talecarrier
98
1 :44%
5 109X710
(23747)
Allien a
ion
1 :45%
3 100X710
23818
Valax
101
1:47
3 102 X 705
23815
Task
90
1:47
3 Oft X 705
23815
K«*ethoven
IOO
1:47%
5 98.. 705
23792
Trovato
95
1:44%
5 9SX705
23701
Ba If ron
95
1:45%
4 108X705
2 1974 2
Andrew O’Day
4 104X705
23790
Cliff Edge
105
1:43
9 100X090
A hard race. The chief contenders are closely
matched*
Sixth Race — 1 Mile.
Severn Selling Handicap.
3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: 92002—1:39—3—112.)
Surprising 103 1:38% 4 112x730
WtHXlen Shoes .... 97 1 :.*8%
Kewessa 115 1 :42%
Cliff Held no 1 :-«0%
Corsican 107 1:39%
Little Nearer 109 1:39%
23745
23758
23827
23.V.30
(2T579)
22704 2
23793
2:1810
23817
2372G
23312
23808
By Peter Pan — Star Cat (F. P. Keene).
2 1 - 4 3 i M Garner 10 Gillies. Bromo, Spur
1= 1^ M Garner 7 Malachite, Grasp, Ildiko
2 2 l ,;k M (iurner 13 Dominant, Big Smoke, St. Rock
2» 2 : J MeTag’rt ,S Dominant, F.Kock, Achievem’ut
4 2 u' # R Har’gt’n 8 Jacolia. Lorac. Feminist
By Celt— Adriana (Elkwood Park SUble).
9'i 8* R Troxler J2 Doilge. Spur, Anita
9 9 l *~C B’gnme 10 King Neptune. Spur, Tea Caddy
13 J. -MeTag’t S S’rintendent, L.Baibary. J. Blair
4i
4 3 2 M Buxton 7 Geo.Smith. Slipshod. K .’Neptune**
23 M Buxton 3 Prohibition. Malachite
ILDIKO, b. f, 2
2S775 I^uirel 3-4
2349G Laurel 55 f
22055 H.deG’ce 5-8
22752 Belmont 5-8 st
22667 Belmont 55 f st
22528 Saratoga 55 f
22489 Saratoga 5£ f
21727 Belmont 5£ f st
21691 Belmont 5-8 st
21329 Aqueduct 6-8
l:18%hvy
1:14 hvy
l:00%fast
58%fast
1 :04%fast
1 :09%good
1:10 slow
1 :06%fast
slop
l:01%fast
EDITH BAUMANN, ch. f. 2
9 h 5*3 J Loftus 16 Thunderer. Bromo, Achievement.
52 6">JM Buxton 8 Jacobs, I.orac. Feminist
l 2 l 2 M Buxton 7 Bonnie Tess, (Irasp, Malachite
2£ l l M Buxton 7 T.-a-Ling. L. Hill’ ton. P.of(’omo
2“ lt h M Buxton S I’leione, Lorac. Malachite
3'5 5=2 M Buxton G Regina, Pleione, Golden List
3 1 4 3 4 M Buxton 9 Bambi, Regina, Casco
112 By Golden Maxim — Sandy Bar (J. G. Oxnard).
16 109 7 4 2 11 l 2 M Bnxton S Eddie Henry. Alfadir. Socony
30 108 5 5 4 o l ® 4«5 W Lilley G Shrapnel, YirginiaM., F’weather
30 108 6 6 7 7 4 7* J Butwell S Slipshoil. .Malaeliite, Favour
20 105 5 5 4 4 5 4 3 M Buxton 7 Puss in Boots. Malachite, Grasp
20 107 3 5 4 45 5*4 J Butwell 5 Thunderer. Lib. Sands. Whimsy
18-5 113 4 5 3 3 l 5 4* J Butwell G Hidden Star, Favour, B. Redfield
7 107 4 5 5 5 s 5*1 J Butwell (» Feminist, Landslide, Lib. Sands
10 108 4 2 3 2 s 2 10 C Turner 5 Whitellackie, SunGod, P.Willow
2 112 7 — — — 1% J Butwell 11 Hid. Star, R-memb’nce. Royalist
8-5 112 5 6 3 3* 2* M Buxton 5 Feminist. Edith Olga. Gold. Gat®
112 By Prince of Melbourne— Rose Prim (G. A. Alex-
Brave Cunarder
Volant
Cliff Haven
Republican ....
O’Sullivan
Cannonade
..10511:40
..107 1:40
.. 97 1:41%
..109 1:37%
. .113 1 :40%
..104 1:40%
4 115.. 725
5 11
4 103X723
3 101X72:
G 111. .725
4 107X72:
3 103X720
3 98. .72(1
G 114071.1
5 103.. 715
3 96. .715
Surprising outclasses his o|q*»sition.
4 y
23795=
238 16 3
23834 =
22724
(22!Ni5l
1 23247 |
23834
23795
23747
23543
23747
22553
23820*
23795
2*3824
Viley
Seventh Race — 3-4
ear-olds and upward. Sc
(Track record: 95722 1 '
Viley
Cn*Ksbm»
Ko**tenay . •
Ella Bryv.n
Rubicon II.
Suproi
101
100
110
1<*2
115
100
Mile.
lliug Handicap.
12—6—124.)
IXimiiid Adams . ..115
Jim Basey 103
Bormiidiau
Water Welles . — 120
Col. \fdimcade ...114
Dakota
Billie IHbbs US
Canto 199
Devoter (M) 107
is rounding to form.
1 : 12 %
1 : 12 %
1:12
1:12%
1 : 12 %
1:13%
1:12
1:11%
1 • 12-'-
1:12 “
1 :13%
1:14%
G 115X725
4 116X720
7 109 720
7 117X71.-
6 109x715
4 113 715
7 110X710
7 1120710
4 105x705
7 114X705
8 109 X 70."
4 108 X 705
1 :15%h 10 1 16X690
1:14% 4 101 X690
1:10% 4 9S..CS0
1:16 good TUI 110
1 :13%mud 11 109
l:ll%mud 15 1*9
1:01 fast 40 102
1:06 fast 20 109
1:13 mud 34 104
l:01%fast 8 107
l:00%fast 5 107
100
23794 Laurel 3-4
23443 Laurel 51 f
23139 H.deG’ce 51 f
22985 H.deG’ce 5-8
22732 Belmont 5£ f st
22048 Saratoga 54 f
21929 Aqueduct 5-8
21769 Belmont 5-8 st
BAMBI, br. f, 2
23829 Pimlico
23776 Laurel
23447 Laurel
23144 W’dbine
22346 Windsor
22041 FortErie
20008 H.deG’ce
BENJAMIN, br.
2.1776 Laurel
23295 H.deG’ce
22139 H.deG’ce
23035 H.deG’ce
22851 Belmont 5J f st 1 :07%fast
22756 Belmont 5£ f st 1 :<>6 fast
21629 Belmont 61 f st 1:07 fast
54 f 1 : 08 fast 61-10
110
4
O
2
54 f 1:11 hvy
29
103
8
7
8
54 f 1 :13%mud
24
102
4
C
6
3-4 l:13%good
94
101
4
1
2
64 f 1:09 hvy
63
100
3
4
5
64 f 1 :ll%hvy
10
103
4
2
5
1-2 48%fast
15
1094 5
4
*. 2
54 f 1:11 hvy
73
109
103
4
0
5
64 f 1 :08%fast
11-5 105
3
6
6
54 f l:ll%mud
3
105
3
4
5
5S f 1 :07%fast
6
100
2
2
2
If st 1 :06 fast
102
1
1
1
BROOM CORN,
23696 Laurel
23636 Laurel
23574 Laurel
23542 Laurel
23466 Laurel
23416 Laurel
23276 Laurel
23206 W’dbine
23090 W’dbine
28244 Dorval
22769 BlueBon.
b. f.
5£ f 1
oi f 1
55 f 1
5£ f 1
3-4 1
5£ f 1
5X f 1
64 f 1
54 f 1
5-8 1
64 f 1
2 109
:14 hvy 14-5 J12
:10%slow 12-5 106
:ll%hvy 12J 112
:0S%fast 3 106
:21 hvy 34 104
:09%good23-10 110
:14%hvy 27 107
:08%fast 14-5 !«
:08%fast 104 112
:01%slow 22-5 112
09 slow 49-10 102
By Prince of Melbourne
andra).
8 3 2 2’4 24 (’ F’b’ther 15 Ataka. Dr. Greiner, Welga
6 5 6 7* 7 1# C F’b’ther 8 1>. Redfield, Donner, S. Stalwart
I.eft at the [lost. L Mink 9 Maifou. High Horse, Servla
14 14 14 ll 1 10 ,3 £L Mink 14 Royalist, Recluse. Servia
Left at the i»osL C F’b’ther 8 Plumose, Edna Henna. Recluse
Left at the post. W Lilley 6 Maifou. Casco, Harry Gardner
6 6 6 6 4**1 C F’b’ther G Dune Site. Recluse, Sal Vanity
6 4 5 4* l nlt C F’b’ther 7 G. Counsel, Stellarina, Lit. Alta
By McGee — Maud Gonne (A. Turney).
2« T Rice 12 Murphy, EddieHenrv. Wood stone
8= 8 ll 4J Callahan 9 Tiajan. L. Rock Vale, Skv Pilot
6 3 4* s J Callahan 7 Col. Vennic. (irasp. Alfadir
16 2 2 A Claver 10 Candle, S.ofPleasure, Pro’bition
7 l 8 14 .T Callahan S Anita, Milestone, Jack O’Dowd
5 5 in AJ Callahan R Dodge, Anita. Port Light
2*4 l’J T Rice 9 Regina, Casco, Cclandria
By Ildrim — Belle of Belle Meade (Cleveland Stable).
5 5'5 7*4 P Lowdtr !> Tiajan, L. Rock Vale, Skv Pilot
6 44 2 h L Mink 11 High Horse. Servia, Dr. Grenier
" 65 5=i P Lowder 9 Maifou. High Horse, Servia
5 l 2 l J Pitz G S. Mark, Stellarina. G. Counsel
1=4 l l 4 J Pitz G Maifou. Southern Star. Nolll
14 2»'“ P Lowder 10 F’weather. Recluse. M.H’rrmann
3 1 3 4 ?. P Lowder K> Sand Mark. Flag Dav. Dancer
9 9 l *4H Homer 9 Hands Off. Success. Tralee
By Ben Brush— Tenawha (J. Arthur).
22673 BlueBon.
3-4
1:15
fast
28-5
112
8
11
11
22547 Con’ght
54 f
1:11
good
3
102
1
0
2
22481 Con’ght
54 f
1:11
hvy
15
111
8
8
8
JANE STRAITH. b.
f. 2
109
23829 Pimiico
5* f
1:08
fast
72
110
9
It
10
23530 Laurel
54 f
l:07%good
24
105
2
2
2
23444 Laurel
54 f
1:12
mud
29
108
1
2
5
23169 H.deG’ce
5-8
l:01%good
50
109
1
3
3
22985 H.deG’ce
5-8
1:01
fast
60
109
11
12
12
21400 Latonia
5-8
1:03
hvy
53
1051
1
5
7
21264 Latonia
5-8
1 :01%fast
10
107
1
3
4
21185 Latonia
5-8
1:01
fast
23
109
7
8
7
21124 Latonia
5-8
l:02%fast
5
110
2
6
4
20999 Latonia
6-8
1:01
fast
26-3
110
1
1
1
BIGT0D0, ch.
g, 8
109
23788 Laurel
51 f
1 :10%hvy
14-5
111
4
1
1
22214 Saratoga
54 f
l:ll%hvy
5
104
8
8
6
22145 Saratoga
54 f
l:12%slow
30
112
5
5
5
20432 Douglas
45 f
67%hvy
28
111
9
7
2= 2 4 R McD’ott 9 Chivator. ILof the K’en. Vedado
4- 4* F Moore ft B. Carrie. Moonstone, R.Julictt**
24 2 3 4 F Moore G B. Trooper, Delanccy, Landslide
16 3=4 R McD’ott 9 Casco, Lady of Lynn, T^t Fly
7 l 6 C 3 F Moore 12 Typhoon, Trout Fly. Delia ven
{ A P ,mas Greenwood. Typhoon. Alex Gets
2»J 2»J G Lomas ’ ' - . . -
9* 9 11 G Lomas
2 1 26 G Lomas
7 1 7“ G Lomas
By Dalhousie — Tickle (A. D. Parr).
10 3 9* 2 A Schu’g’rl2 Mnrphy, Bambi. Eddie Ilenrv
2 3 2‘4 J McTag’rtiO D.’s Choice, Dr. Greiner, Iolite
5 2 7 17 4R Troxler s EdnaKenna. EddleT.. Stellarina
34 3=| It Troxler 12 Stellarina, Dr. Gremer. Fla-Day
12 4 12‘ 7 4L McAtee 14 Royalist, Recluse, Servia 7
7 7 1 - H Alex 7 Jacoba. Margaret N., Bernini
£ W W T;iorl2 Little Bigger. Bessie N. I^dina
? Meehan 9 Franklin, John Jr., Rochester
R Goose 11 Savino, Ingot, Investment
R Goose 12 Louise Stone. Triad. Mol. Elliott
46 6 4 4
l 1 li
I ml.
Horse.
Wt. Rec. A.Wt.Han.
(23*275 1 ♦
Kopje
...88 1:41%
113X715
( 2.37s 1 1
Intone
...112 1:41%
118. .710
2:tso«®
St. Lazerinn . .
... 89 1:40
113. .705
2381(5*
Vignola
110X705
23779*
Inez
107X705
23795
Hiker
...103 1:43%
118X700
23S24
’Ataboy (Ml ..
112. .090
23799
Carla veroek
. . . 90 1 :50%m
113X090
2373« 3
Charles Francis(M)100 1:43
112. .«90
23761
Brian Born ...
...108 1:41%
11SX 690
23769
Pied Piper
... 99 1:44%
115. .090
2380ft
Gainslxirotigh ..
112. .(580
2381(5
Thrill
... 97 1 :53s
121. .080
Menlo
lot.
Park appears a
hit the best of
this poor
ALFADIR, b. f, i
23773 Laurel
23637 Laurel
23588 Laurel
23447 Laurel
23171 H.deG’ce
23049 H.deG’ce
20841 BlueBon.
20722 Dorval 44 f
20549 W’dbine 44 f
20185 Pimlico 44 f
COL. MATT, b. g. 2
23S13 H.deG’ce 3-8
23200 H.deG’ce
22983 H.deG’ce
21094 Latonia
20872 Latonia
20712 Douglas
l:18%hvy 31
109
109 6
_:14%sIow 198 105 .
l:17%hvy 36 93 4
l:13%mud 50 102 5
1 :07%good 100 109 6
1 :00%fast 80 100 7
1:02 fast 9-10 112 6
o4%fast 20 102 7
55%fast 14-o 109 7
57%mud 9 105 4
6
MEGAPHONE.
23756 Laurel
:01 fast 8
54 f 1 :08%fast 40
5- 8 1:01 fast 20 111 s
6- 8 1:02 good 5 112 6
5-8 1 :00%fast 14 106 5
5-8 l:01%fast 37-10 114 4
ch. f. 2 106
fid 104 10
20SS1 M’boro
44 f
5S%fast
0
105
20803 M’boro
44 f 1:00 good 3
105
-0479 Electric
44 f l:00%slop
8
106
29338 Pimlico
44 f
56%good 66
99
7
8
8
20181 Pimlico
1-2
50%mud
132
105 10
8
19791 Juarez
1-2
48 fast
2
97
Wheeled.
19735 Juarez
1-2
4S%fast
15
97
3
6
19644 Juarez
1-2
49%mud
3|
90
7
6
19488 Juarez
1-2
47%fast
6
99
4
5
19443 Juarez
34 f
42%slow
2
114
7
SECOND RACE— 2 Miles.
— 3:49 %— S— 149.)
By Helmet or Cunard — Ella Smith (F. E. Brown)
14 1° J Butwell 12 Delancey, Moonstone, S’oothliore
4*4 2 1 M Garner 13 Daddy’s Choice, Nolll, S^u St£
0^ J? orbert l Whimsy , South.Star, Mol. Elliott
9 9 l *hC Ganz 9 John Jr., Stephen R., Ingot
By Solitaire II.— Bremerhafen (T. Clyde).
5-* 3 C L McAtee 8 Ildiko, Eddie Henry, Socony
5 1 6 11 L McAtee 8 Sprint, Frauklin, Socony
5 4 5*2 L McAtee 7 Spur, Sprint, Prohibition
36 3* W Lilley 7 Col. Vennic. Grasp. Bambi
6X 5*J L McAtee 7 Favour, Vermont, Fleuro
ol !!! ll * IcAtee * Rf^ky, Vermont. Socony
2- 1*4 G Burns 11 Ocean Prince, Ilaria. Damletta
5* 24 L McAtee 7 Anita, Phil Cngar, Iolite
3* 2» L McAtee 8 Candle, Letfetti. Milestone
2* 2J J Metcalf 4 T. El ward. Ting-a-Ung, UAtkin
Bv Colin — Ormelia (J. Lfvingston).
7 2 7‘°JJ McCabe 9 OeeanP’nce. Delaneev. Gibraltar
6 J J 6°4 J McCabe 11 Ed. Henry. Gibraltar, B.Trooper
1 ? Mc(’abe 14 Remembrance, Wizard. O.Prince
7 7 18 4R Goose 7 Dr. Mcore, J. O’Dowd C. Rees
44 5* R Goose 8 Dodge. H. Gardner, Rochester
3 1 2 4 R Goose 7 Pockichoo. Polroma, J.C. Welch
By Meelick — Apple Bloom (C. K. Rockwell)
1V ~ 3 -Tdi\ *2% J - M-McGee. S.Ligbt, M.Btackwo’d
;»*®4.\ M thews ;» Kilcraggen, Uffizxi, Havana
5 5 H Hoffman 7 Kilcraggen. Fffizzi, Macealtee
i ,4 i A Hanover ft Havana. Pride of G’n wav Nolli
8 8 14 L Mink 8 Giomer, Golden List. Divan
9 2 10 1# L Hartwelll 1 K. Tuscan, BlneRock, F.Delnhia
W Brazel 5 Frisky. Savino, J. I). Sugg
4 3 2nk M Gamer 6 Julia L., Frisky. F’athcr Kelly
3 3 3 5 4 M Gamer 10 Shaban, Schnlcnburg, Illuminator
2 4 2* M Garner 10 Sangallo. Lit. Bigger. Emily It.
6 2 5*4 J Loftus 10 Anita, Rose Marian, Quiz
Towson Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling Handicap. (8114
HUMILITY, ch. m. 5
21331 Ham’ton Ab 2 4:12 slow 1-2
20989 Con’ght Ab 2 4:08 slow 4-5
20824 BlueBon. Ab 2 4:10 fast 43-20
20552 W’dbine Ab 2 4:05 fast 23-20
20117 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:01%slow 6
20019 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:06%fast 8
16579 Con’ght Ab 2 3:54%fast 16-5
15039 Con’ght Ab 2 3:56%fast 11-5
JUVERENCE, br. g, 7
2SS13 Pimlico 2 4:03 fast 3
23351 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:05%fast 1-2
23201 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:03%fast 30 140 4
229S2 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:01 fast 10 137 5
22141 Saratoga Ab 2 4:35 slow 8 145 3
18373 Pimlico 2 4:01%fast 9-5 147 5
17482 W’dbine 2 1-2 5:00%fast 11-5 146 4
17386 W’dbine Ab 2 4:14 slop 8-5 152 5
ABD0N, br. g, 5 143
23330 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:00 fast 13-5 145 4
23201 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:03%fast 16-5 146 2
229S2 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:01 fast 18-5 142 7
22820 Belmont Ab 2 4:33 fast 1 147 2
22670 Belmont Ab 2 4:21 fast 18-5 147 3
2ff 7 29 Belmont Ab 2 4:26 fast 13-10 150 1
2053S Belmont Ab 2 4:19 fast a 137 4
AVIATOR, br. ff, 7 130
232.51 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:95%fast 5 142 1
23201 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:03%fast 30 131 6
23135 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:95%mud 30 142 11
23036 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:07%fast 30 145 12
21823 Aqueduct Ab 2 4 :26 fast 10 149 3
21407 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:32 slow 30 132 8
20782 Belmont 3-4 st l:ll%fast 60 112 8
YOUNG MORPHEUS, ch. g. 8 135
22643 Mt. Royal 5-8 1:05 mud 15 11.3 10
21056 Con’ght Ab 2 4:01%rnud 6-5 135 1
20865 BlueBon. Ab 2 4:0S%fast 11-20 139 5
20524 W’dbine Ab 2 4:33%fast 33-10 143 4
Ab 2 4:33 fast 31-10 143 6
2 3:57%fast 3 144 8
Ab 2 4:02%fast 1 145 3
Ab 2 4 :01 fast 24-5 139 6
Ab 2 4:09%fast 1 1.34 2
8855 BlueBon. Ab 2 4:ll%fast 7-5 139 4
ZELL WOOD, b. g. 7 138
2?813 Pimlico 2 4:03 fast
23772 W. Marsh 1 1-2 2:43 fast
22718 W. Marsh 1 1-4 2:1*0 hvy 2£ 159
23635 Lyn’w’d 1 3-16 2:JR4 Rood 8 144
23570 Pip.Rk.Ahl I S 2:06 fast 5 153
23526 Pip.Rk.Ahl 1-4 2:22%slow 13-3 148
22917 Belmont Ab 2 4:15 fast 10 153
22731 Belmont Ab24 5:23 fast 20 135
22670 Belmont Ab 2 4:21 fast 12 152
21964 Aqueduct Ah 2 4:18 fast 12 14!)
21730 Belmont Ab 2 4:16 fast 13 148
21631 Belmont Ah 2 4:23 fast 12 145
21602 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:26%fast 10 145
21407 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:32 slow 15 136
90795 Belmont Ab 2 4:15 fast 20 130
HANDRUNNING, br. g. 7 132
23S13 Pimlico 2 4:(*3 fast 21 134
17475 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:06 fast 8-0 144
17338 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:08 fast 4£ 137
1471 S Belmont Ab 2 4:19 fast 7 145
14596 Pip.R’k Ab 2 3:36%fast 10 140
14345 Bel. Ter. Ab3-4 fast 12 147
14260 Bel. Ter. AblJ fast 11-20 15S
ebb
„ . Promoter
1« l 2 * F Williams 4 Joe Gaiety, Dor. Webb, Morpertli
43 1 3‘ 5 3 M 4F Williams 7 Kacebrook, A lx ion, S.and Stripes
2 1 2 l 2 1* J Dupee 10 Frljolee, Garter, Wooltex
2 1 1 1* l 5 W Kohler 7 J. Gaiety, Malaga, Portarlington
2 1 2 44 5** G Benih’dt G Promoter. Tom Horn. Velsini
By Juvenal — Inference (G. R. Tomp kins ),
3 2 3 3 4 3 3 C Smoot 15 Robt. Oliver. Meshach. Collector
11 1 l 1 H E Wolke 5 Aviator, Carolee. Amans
1 1 3 34 3*4 J KeriuatlilO Syosset. Little Hugh. Ahdnn
7 4 5 5=® 5*® J Smoot !> Abdon, Early Light. Meshach
3 4 Fell. E Wolke 5 Swish, Garter, Buckthorn
- “ 2 2‘ 2‘ B Bryant 8 Jesuit, Foxcraft, Brush
2 2
3* 3 s * B Bryant 5 Weldship. Shan. River, Frijole®
1* 1* B Bryant 6 TlieAfriean, Laoincdon, J. Gaiety
By Bryn Mawr — Mias Doone (Milltown SUble).
2* 3 :o T Gaskins 7 Racebrook. Battery, Littlellngh
isooui * laiuiaui. hit. Hugh. WalkingFox
Booth 7 Zellwood, Dixon Park, BigSandy
Booth 4 Gun Cotton, Kscocia, Frijolee
Booth 7 C. Malotte, Old Salt, J. Walser
20428 W’dbine
20231 Pimlico
11647 W’dbine
115G7 W’dbine
11004 BlueBon.
2* 4 4 G Gaskins 1b Syosset. Little Hugh. Jnverence
11 1 l 8 l 15 T Gaskins C Early Light. Meshach. KockFisli
2 1 1 I 4 l 3 W Booth 4 Kadbald. Lft.IIngb. WalkingFox
2 2 2 2* 2 3 W Booth - " ” - ~ ”
1 3 3 2* 2 1 ® W
6 5 3 3* 3*4 W :
By Broomstick — Lizzie T. (R. I. Miller).
5 5 4 24 2>. T Tuekey 5 Juverenco, Carolee, Amans
9 9 8 8= 7=« J Brown lb Syosset. Littk* Hugh. Jnverence
10 9 5 3= 3 ,T J Brown 11 Grey Leg. Agon. F. \. Stone
11 9 4 34 3 15 J Brown 14 Battery. Grey Leg, Brash
1 3 Fell. G Palmer 9 Cloud. MeNaii, Brush
9 10 8 8 8 71 J Brown 10 Frijolee, Roek Abbev, Zellwood
9 9 9 1 8»*4J Dreyer 10 Amans. Superhuman*. L. Fortune
By Morpheus — lone K. (D. F. Kinney) .
10 10 9 , *JS Wolst’ui K) King Cobalt. York. Bov, Minstra
2 1 2 2 1 ® 2* N Brooks 4 Garter. Velsini. St a I more
11 1 l 2 l 4 F Willi’ins 5 Stueeo, Gray Planet. Mal»el Hite
3 1 1 2 10 2 2 F Williams 4 Kingcasli. T.Afrlcan. D H’zlM*re
3 12 2 1S 2* F Williams ft Garter. Joe Gaietv, TlieAfriean
3 3 6 5‘* 5 32 E Burke 9 Worstdale. Garter. Frog
11 1 2 2® W Kohler 4 Turbine, TlieAfriean, Bill^errr
11 2 2* 2® J He’thton 7 Weldship, J.Den’leii. B.And’ws
11 l l 1 1} J He’thton 7 Bello. JackDennerlen. Lnekola
1 Lost rider. Chart’nd 5 Cboeorua. Bally back. l>r. Heard
141 13.11 12 1
By Knight Errant — Frances Hindoo (L. Jacob).
2 12= 13=- E Wolke 15 Robt. Oliver. Meshach, Jnverence
1 l 2 1= Mr II T’k r 5 Cloud. Senegambian. Mt. llollr
1 in 2f> Mr Gilder 5 Senegambian, M.Gibbs. M.HolIr
1 I 3 l 2 E Tucker ft Senegambian. Mt. Holly. Clond
1 3 3 1 ® MrWW’dey :» Senegambian, (’loud
3 3 3 2 Mr WW’dy 5 Senegambian, ('loud
4 4 4=* R Waugh ft Syosset. Big Sandy, Eadhald
4 4 4 23 R Waugh ft D. of Duluth. Kehtoh. Sin. Stick
1 1*4 1= R Waugh 7 Abdon. Dixon Park. Big Sandr
5 7 7 4 * J Clark 8 Senegambian. Cloud, Dixon Park
8 6 3 6 s7 1 Clark K Old Salt. Syosset. Jim Hanson
11. J Clark 7 Frijolee. Little Hugh. Svosset
3 3 s 2* J Clarke 8 Senegambian. Cloud, R. Cordon
4 3* 3= 2 J Clark lo Frijolee. Rock Abbev. GnnCottoo
6 44 5*®JIt Waugh 8 Old Salt. Syosset. Br.vndor
Bv Handsniing — Pensa (C. K. Rockwell).
6 6* 7 ,T s Ste v’son 15 Rnbr. Oliver. Mesliaeii. Jnverence
1 2 2 2* T Cot t man 5 Abdon. Gregg. Orderly Nat
3 2 5 l nk T Cotnian 7 Mo. Alslou, Little Hugh
3 4 s ® 4 35 B Bryant 5 Gun Cotton. Syosset. Shan. River
3 2 5 ® 2 10 ®B Bryant 5 Astute, El Bart. Owannx
4 64 7 31 Cap R’k’ll 7 L. of Langden. Zellwood. Former
1 2 2 ® 2 4 13 Bryant 5 Zellwood. Mead. Lark, Capricorn
DAILY RACING FORM.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915.
EARLY LIGHT, b. fl, 5 138
23330 H.ileG'ce Ab 2 1:00 fast 4.) i:i*»
22294 H.deG’ce lmTOyl: 46 fast 40 K»3 ]
229S2 H.deG’ee Ab 2 4:01 fast 10 If, 2
22772 BlueBon. Ab 2 4:14 slop 9 138
22594 Con’ght Ab 2 2:38 mud 4 120
22502 Con’ght Ab 2 3:57%slow 7 142
CU BOH. ch. g, 7 142
23X13 Pimlico 2 4:03 fast 17 HO
23243 W’dbine Ab 2 4:lG%fast 3 126
23143 W’dbine Ab 2 4:22%good 14 136
23070 W’dbine Ab 2 4:30 fast 10 125
22772 HlueP.on. Ab 2 4:14 slop OX 134
22675 BlueBon. Ab 2 4:15 fast 17-5 147
22394 Con’ght Ab 2 3:5S mud 10 132
GOLDEN VALE, b
fl. 5
138
23s 13 Pimlico
2 4:02
fast
f’ld
132
15
Lost
2:’M*1 RoseTrce
Ab
2 3:50
fast
6
152
2
23263 H.deG’ce
Ab
2 4:«3
fast
40
134
3
4
l
23056 H.deG’ee
Ab
2 4:00
fast
20
135
6
2
\A*
22263 Saratoga
Ab
2 4:34
slow
20
140
z
5
6
22195 Saratoga
Ab
2 4:3S
hvy
3*
145
4
3
3
22065 Saratoga
Ab
2 4:34
hvy
6
145
2
1
1
ABERFELDY.
Ch.
fl. 4
131
238 13 Pimlico
2 4:<»3
fast
18
136
5
10
11
23291 H.deG’ce
Ab
2 4:02
fast
20
137
6
5
3
2M35 H.deG’ce
Ab
2 4:0Tj%mud
30
137
10
8
7
23036 H.deG’ce
Ab
2 4:07%fast
15
145
2
Ix*st
21823 Aqueduct
Ab
2 4:26
fast
10
140
7
2
1
21730 Belmont
Ab
2 4:16
fast
20
130
7
2
3
21671 Belmont
Ab
2 4:^
fast
30
142
14
12
8
21602 Aqueduct
Ab
2 4:26%fast
20
132
6
4
5
CYNOSURE, b.
r.
6
142
\ By Peep o’ Day— Wantage (H. G. Bed well).
» 5 4 4 5 5 3- 1 W Allen 7 Kaeebrook. Battery, Abdou
11 13 14 13 12 1 10 ,2 XF Cooper 11 Day Day. Jesse Jr.. Santo
4 4 3 2 2 s 2 1 * C Koerner 9 Abdon. Meshaeli. Hock Fish
4 2 4 4 4® 3J D Gaddy 0 CuBon, IdleMichael, M’rchCourt
5 5 6 3 3 h 4*i D Gaddy u Stucco. Cynosure, Cu Bon
2 4 4 2 1* l 3 D Gaddy 5 F. A. Stone. Union Jack. Cu Bon
5 By Cunard— Bonibel (W. Smith).
3 C 3 4 4 1 5' 3 H Crawf’rd 15 Hobt. Oliver. Mesbacli, Juverence
*3 2 2 Ixist rider. 11 Crawf’d t; Tbe African. M. Court, Morpeth
14 2 1 5 5 4^* II Crawf’rd (» Cynosure, Stucco. Tropaeolum
,4 1 2 2 2 1 4 • J II Crawf’rd 7 Morpeth. Cynosure, Exton
[531 2 H n II Crawf’d « I. Michael. EarlyLiglit, M. Coart
112 2 l 20 l 23 H Crawf’rd 0 Dr. Ilolzlierg, U. Jack. Kali Inla
14 2 2 1 2'5 3 7 H CrawCd 6 Stucco, Cynosure. Early Light
i By Bowling Brook — Golden Valley (E. Stackhouse).
! 13 Lost rider. J Brown 15 Kobt.OlIver, Moshach, Juverence
! 2 2 2 Fell. Granth’in 5 Sixty Four. J.C.Ewalt. Brosseau
[3 4 1 2 2i 2® T Gaskius 8 Syosset, Grey Leg. Uacebrook
i 6 2 Ix»t rider. J Jolly G Astute, Kaeebrook. Idle Michael
► 3 5 6 1 5 5 23 J Rowan C* C.Mnlotte, Lysander, Bryudown
* 4 3 3 2 1® 1*° J Jolly Z Suwannee. Valentine, Moshach
,2 1 1 2 3 3 s3 M Hen ’son 4 Cabaret, Hustler, S. and Stripes
L By Charles Edward — Penny Ante (W. Cordes).
i 5 10 11 9 11- ll 3i C Koerner 15 Kobt.OlIver. Meshaeli, Juverence
6 5 3 1 l 3 l 3 C Koerner G Agon, Robt. Oliver. Julia
’ in 8 7 6 5 5 4 * J Dupee 11 Grey Leg. Agon. Aviator
23813 Pimlico 2 4:03 fast 111 1 44
23245 W’dbine Ab 2 4:16%fast 41-20 144
23143 W’dbine Ab 2 4:22%good 36-5 137
23079 W’dbine Ab 2 4:35 fast 20 135
22723 BlueHon. Ab 2 4:07%fast 53- 10 147
22594 Con’ght Ab 2 33iS mud 3 138
22548 Con’ght Ab 2 3:54 good 4 145
145 2 I.ost rider. G Palmer 14 Battery. Grey Leg, Aviator
140 7 2 1 3 7 6 27 W Murphy 0 Cloud. Me Nab, Brush
130 7 2 3 6 Fell. G Palmer 8 Old Salt. Syosset, Jim Hanson
142 14 12 8 4 5'“ 5 ,7 JJ Brown 14 Dix. Park. Elespian. Roy. Amber
132 6 4 5 6 6'® 6 25 H Will’ms 8 Senegambian, Zell wood. Cloud
142 By Star Shoot — Mercurial (G. P. Sherman).
144 14 14 14 14 13=°12= 4 J Russell 15 Robr.Oliver, Meshaeli. Juverence
144 5 Lost rider. J Russell (» The African. M. Court. Morpeth
COLONEL COOK. ch.
20477 Electric 5-8 1 :
20281 Pimlico 3-4 1:
20189 Pimlico lmGOyl:
20106 H.deG’ce 65 f 1 :
20056 H.deG’ce 3-4 1:
19995 Bowie 7-8 1:
19971 Bowie lm20yl:
19895 Bowie 6J f 1 :
19394 N.Orl’na 3-4 1:
JABOT, b. Z , 7
21593 FortErie 1 1
21490 FortErie lm70yl
21440 FortErie 1 1-16 1
21092 Con’ght lm70y 1
21032 Con’ght 1 1-8 1
20944 BlueBon. 11-4 2:
20924 BlueBon. 1 1
20826 BlueBon. 1 1-8 1
DANISH GIRL, b. m,
20133 H.deG’ce 6X f 1:
20103 H.deG’ce 5X f 1:
20000 H.deG’ce 55 fl:
95870 Churchill 1 1 :
96577 Lexg’ton 3-4 1 :
95539 Lexg’ton 3-4 1:
95207 Jaeks’ville 3-4 1:
95195 Jacks' ville 55 f 1:
h. 6 1
00 good 4
16 slow 19-20 1
49Vfchvy 4 1
08 good 15 1
14 Vi fast 20 1
29%fast 13-10 1
46%fast 5 1
10%slow 3J 1
16Vihvy 4 1
I
45 slow 6
54%hvy 17-5 ;
56%hvy 41-5 1
46%fast 3 :
56%good 6-5 1
09%slow 31-10 1
40% fast 26 1
55%fast 35 1
u 7 1
:0$%slow 30
:07%fast 80 1
:06 fast 80 ]
:42%hvy 117
:15%good 38 1
:20 hvy 145
:17 slow 5 1
:10%hvy 6
By Previous — Lydia n. (J. Johnston). I
5«| J Dennison 0 Ossary Maid. Pharaoh. SchallcrH
4 *nk 5*5 A Schut’g’r 5 Dakota, Hoffman. Beau Tcre ■
3 7 l 10‘* P Goldst’nlO C.F.Gr’nger, L.Engl’d, Dalu’tieip
7 7* l l F Adams 12 Yorkvllle. York Lad, L.T»avers
: 10 11® 9** H Breach 13 Ada Anne. Sherwood. Gor. Russell
2 3*»k 6*4 J But well 6 Lady I*ondon. Bob R.. Battery
1 l 2 2* H Bresch 9 Petelus, Peacock, Trovato
7 7J 7 5 | H Bresch 15 Thesieres, Ortyx, Faithful
2 l 2 1* H Bresch 8 Kneelet. Beau Pere, Salon
By Ornament— T artlot (J. U. Strode).
5 5J L McAtee (> D.’sPet, Star of Love. Astrologer
6 6® 5* 2 A Schu’g’r 7 Aprisa. Col. Holloway, pliant
6 6 6 30 R McD’ott 6 Supreme, Ida Claire, Cuttyhunk
8 8 8 1 ® F Coleman S Supreme, L. George, Bula Welsh
2 2* 2*5 F Coleman 8 Fenrock. Mud Sill, Sliepherdes*
3 34 2* R McD’ott « Cuttybunk, Raincoat. Volada.vJr.
7 5 2 3* F Cooper 11 Cuttybunk. Bushy Head. Martial
1 1*4 lk M McD’ott t# Mud Sill. Font. Beau Pere
By Golden Badge— Dania (E. Wood).
4 6* 2 4 W Lilley 8 High Tide. Vaza. Muzanti
10 7*» 6 7 J W Lilley 10 Polarius, Singsong, M. McGiggle
9 6X 7’ 3 W Lilley 11 Andrew. He Will, Carlonc
8 8” 8 ,s J McCabe 10 lima. Thellague. MarianCasey
6 5& 6 9 * C Ganz 12 Mer.Lad. St. Aloysios. M.Wood*
4 54 4 3 5 J J McC’bel2 Sara Barlier. Redlass. Hiram
4 3X 4 l G Byrne 11 Kdua Colins. Kingpin. Coletta
2 l| 3 l G Byrne Itt M. Marion, Lydia Lee. Guus Hill
FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. Potomac Purse. 3- year-olds. Selling. (90002-1:39-^-112.)
1* l 4 J Russell 0 Stucco. Tropaeolum, Cu Bon
34 2 1 * J Russel! 7 Morpeth. Exton. Cu Bon
5 4 21 J Russell b Exton, The African. Morpeth
4* 2 2 5 J Russell G Stucco, Cu Bun. Early Light
4* 3® J Russell G Idle Michael. Frog, The African
By Santello— Escarola (T. J. Donohue).
9" S- 3 S Bush 15 Kobt. Oliver. Meshaeli. Juverence
4 4 25 S Bush 4 Old Salt, Bryndown, Ind. Arrow
3 3=° B Bryant 5 Swish, Garter, Juverence
4 2 5=«5J Williams S Senegambian. Tom Horn, R.Fisli
3“k 4 7 X J Dupee 9 Worstdale, Garter. Frog
410 4«jj j Dupee 7 Bryndown, Escocia, M.Cavanagh
6 6 2# IF Will’ms 10 Humility. Frijolee, Garter
Ab 2 3ff>S
mud 3
138
6
C
4
4
41 s 2 5
Ab 2 3:54
good 4
145
2
3
5
5
4k 3®
b. fl. 9
2 4 :03
fast rid
133
134
12
12
9
10
By
9 3 8-
Ab 2 4:31
fast 12
uz
3
2
4
4
4 4 2 ‘
Ab 2 4:35
slow 20
145
4
2
1
2
3 3=‘
2 3:56
good 21
142
1
5
4
4
4= 5='
20334 Pimlico 2 3:56 good 21
20231 Pimlico 2 3:57 2 5 last 28
20210 Pimlico 2 3:59 good 22
20019 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:0C%fast 6
20007 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:0S%fast 3
10852 Saratoga Ab 2 4:27 fast 2
IDA RECK. h. m. 11
23291 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:02 fast 40
23030 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:07%fast 40
22982 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:01 fast 30
22759 Tim’ium Ab 2 3:37 fast 3
’ 11 10 Ran out.
F Will’msll Astute. Kaeebrook, Abdon
2 4 4 2 4 4*® L Franklin 5 Zagg, Maltbie, Son of the Wind
By Algol — Free Lady (N. Ewing).
1 4 Fell. T Cottman G Aberfeldy. Agon, Robt. Oliver
3 4 4 Lost rider.T Cottman14 Battery. Grey Leg. Aviator
8 5 Lost rider. J Jolly 9 Abdon. Early Light. Meshaeli
Fell. Mr N Ew’g S Rock Fish. Florence G.. Ord.Xat
THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile.
LADY LONDON, hr. m. S 110
23810 Pimlico 3-4 l:13%fast 7 113 1
233*W laurel lm20y 1:49 hvy 13-5 107
2361 1 Laurel 3-4 l:lS%hvy 3 105
23576 Laurel 3-4 l:l7%hvy 17 107
23511 Laurel 55 f l:0$%good 52 103
23243 W’dbine 3-4 l:13%fast 6| 107
23092 W’dbine 1 l:41%fast 26 107
22961 Dorval 55 f 1 :06%fast 33-5 109
22893 Dorval 55 f l:06%fast 29-5 115
22862 Dorval 55 f 1:07 fast 8 111
22597 Con’ght 1 l:47%mud 8 112
22523 Con’ght 3-4 1:16 good 4-6 101
PATIENCE, b. f. 4
23789 laurel 3-4 1:15 hvy
23724 Laurel 3-4 l:15%slow
23589 Laurel 3-4 l:17*ihvy
3-4 l:15%elow 186 108
4-year-olds and upward. Selling Handicap. (95722 — 1:12 — G— 124.)
110 By Hermis— Lida B. (W. Smith).
23589 Laurel 3-4 l:17%hvy 81
21837 Ham’ ton 1 1-16 l:47%fast 6
21744 Windsor
21705 Windsor
21567 FortErie
21489 FortErie
21332 Ham’ ton
21157 Con’ght
20458 W’dbine
1 1 :40%fast 5 104 1
1 1:41 good 25 102
3-4 l:22%hvy 57-10 105
3-4 l:20%hvy 28-5 105
3-4 1 :14%slop 35 103
$5 f l:09%good 25 103
3-4 l:14%fast 8-5 105
MARTIN CASCA, b. fl. 4
23744 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast
Zh
113
111
11
6
6
By Matrinet — Ca
4* 4 4 L Mink
23677 Laurel
5X f Lll^hvy
4 }
107
3
1
1
1*
l 4
L
Mink
23610 laurel
3-4 1:16 hvy
41
112
2
2
2
S*i
3*
C
Turner
22492 laurel
3-4 1 :21%hvy
12
108
6
4
3
2i
2*
L
Hartw’l
23354 H.deG’ce
lmTOyl :45 fast
20
112
5
6 6
5
4*
6®
J
Smyth
23290 H.deG’ee
3-4 1:13 fast
50
KM
7
9
7
7*
410
C
Turner
22435 Windsor
3-4 l:13%fast
10
107
7
8
9
8*
4 s 2
J
Metcalf
22382 W’indsor
3-4 1 : 15% fast
29-5
112
2
5
4
3h
3* 7
It
Gentry
4 1 4* L Mink 14 Striker. Borax, Crossbun
l»k 2J L Mink S Watertown, G.Counsel, B. James
1 1 1*5 L Mink 9 Salon. Enver Bey, Laura
2“ 3*5 L Mink 7 Brandywine. Minstrel. Anxiety
7 2 7*} C Turner 12 Forum, Briar Path, Crossbun
1 2 1*5 H Don’ld’n 7 C’mensia, Scrutin’r, Uu. Jimmie
21 7*5 T Hayes 11 Orperth, Star of Love, BeauPere
65 5«J E Haynes S Gold Cap, Bula Welsh, Nlgadoo
Ink 2° E Haynes 10 Fastoso, Jim L., Alston
31 3 1 ! E Haynes 9 Viley, Bula Welsh, Sir Raymond
65 7 1 ® E Haynes 8 L. Travers, Euterpe, S. and Cap
l 1 ! 1* G Lomas 9 Katharine G., Kyle, Regular
By Marathon — Miss Alert (J. Arthur),
8 6*5 C Hirst S Squeeler. Pul lux. Dryad
65 6"i C Hirst 7 Fair Helen. Pullux. B. Cunarder
8 8 16 5C Hirst 9 Su’intendeut. B.C’arder. E. Allen
3* 4®5 L McAtee 12 C. Stream. Birka, J.H.Houghton
5 2 5®*} R McD’ott 11 Birka. Miss Waters, Cliff Stream
4 1 5®J M Garner 9 Kate K., Dick’s Pet. Guide Post
2 1 1“ C Hirst 8 Astrologer, JimBasey. S. of Love
6* 3 5 i J Acton 8 Laura, Gordon, Cash on Delivery
2* 2*5 J Acton 10 Astrologer. Cliff Edge. Van Bn
2®k 2nk j Acton 7 Leialoha. J. H. Barr. M. Johnson
4* l l I* McAtee 14 Pay Streak, Burwood, The Rump
14 Striker. Pontefract. Outlook
14 Enver Bey. LilyOrme. DevilFisb
MENLO PARK. ch. f.
22S11 Laurel 11-4 2
23727 Laurel 1 1-1 2
2S640 I^iurel lm20y 1
234% Laurel 1 1-16 1
23467 I^aurel lmTOy 1
23294 H.deG’ce lm70yl
22816 Belmont 1 1
22511 Saratoga 1 1
22315 Saratoga 65 f 1
STAR BIRD. ch. f. 3
23S15 Pimlico lm4tiy 1
23760 I^aurel lm20v 1
2:1701 laurel 1 1-16 1
23546 Laurel lni20y 1
23512 Laurel 1 1-16 1
23467 Laurel lmTOy 1
23246 W’dbine 3-4 1
16827 G. Rapids 5-S 1
15429 FortErie 5-8 1
15333 FortErie 5-8 1
15131 Ham’ton 6-8 1
14877 Con’ght 6-8 1
KOPJE, br. f. 3
23275 W’dbine 3-4 1:
23207 W’dbine 3-4 1:
23141 W’dbine 3-4 1:
23045 Dorval 5J f 1:
22960 Dorval 11-16 1:
22935 Dorval lm70y 1:
22848 Dorval 51 f 1:
22624 Con’ght 55 fl:
f. 3 113
2:06 fast 55 lot 11 10 S
2:10 slow 13-5 99 6 6 5
l:45%slow 18-5 101 6 7 6
1 :59%hvy 39-20 1005 6 4 5
l:54%hvy 6 101 8 8 7
1:46 fast 7 103512 10 9
l:40%fast 6-5 109 6 6 6
l:45%slow 7-6 1001 6 6 5
l:10%good 7 107 12 11
3 110
l:44%fast 15 95 8 5 4
l:41%fast 10 112 2 1 6
1:54 %hvy 17 101 6 5 G
1:42 fast 111 98 8 8 8
l:49%good 32 99 5 4 2
l:54%hvy 84 ‘*9 5 6 6
1:14 fast f’ Id 110 4 6
l:02%good 26-6 115
1:01 fast 40 95 6 6
1 :00%fast 40 100 10 10
1 :01%fast IS 105 6 9
l:02%fast 15 11111 10
By Ormondale — Busy Lass (J. KacManus).
C 1 6 3 i L Mink 12 JuwlNtiie. Ruy o’ Light. T. Rump
2 3 IX L .Mink !> Stoueh«*nge, Hester T. llaucock
3® 1* L Mink 8 Mr. Sniggs. M. Warren, P.Rock
4 3 4®J W Lilley 7 Borax. SigmaAlpba. Watertown
2 2 2 1 W Lilley It) R. Meteor, Surgeon, M.Cavanagb
8 1 9 1 ®JC Turner 14 Day Day. Jesse Jr., Santo
45 4«5 C Turner (> Rusila, Santo, Duke of Dunbar
2.) 2 2 W Lilley 7 1>. of Dunbar. Santo. Evelyn C.
75 4 3 J C Turner 12 Sarsenet. Evelyn C., Santo
By Star Ruby — Water Bird (A. Turney).
3’X 5 2 T Hayes ill Hmla’sBrother. Dartw’rth. Task
S 1 9 13 T Rice 14 Noms, Pierrot. Capt. Parr
7 7 22 T llayes 7 R.Meteor, S. of Love, Dick’spet
7 3 7*®JE Foreh’ml 8 Nephthys, Camellia, Dinah 1>»
1J 1* E Foreh’ndlO Orotund, M. Warren. M.DulWehrr
7* 5 1 ® E Foreh’ndlO R. Meteor, Menlo Park. Surgeon
7* 5 11 T Rice 12 Sparkler. Collector. Wodan
3 12 Harty 4 Mlmico, LadyButterfly, K.Caucns
6* 5*J J Smyth 7 Filigree, Linda Payne. E. Allen
95 9®} J Smyth 11 Heenan. Tokay. Eagle
9* 8 ll JJ Smyth 12 Eagle. Blackthorn. Kazan
9 s 7*® J Smyth 12 Carbide. King Hamburg. Kazan
By Kroonstad — Gironde U. (T. J . El ward).
7 l li J Sterrett 15 Sempsilla, Jim L., (tuld Cap
3i 3 2 i J Smyth 12 Ye 11 ghee. KatharinoO., M.J’nson
3 4 2" A Collins 13 Crossbun. BetweenUs. Yadopeep
5 5 5®i J Sterrett 8 Jim L., Monty Fox, noartbston»>
2 l J Sterrett 8 Mausolus. Celebrity. MissWatefs
8* 8‘® J Sterrett 9 St.I^izerian. Shrewsbury. Hester
2 4 2 1 J Sterrett 8 Frontier, Fr. Johnson, W. Baths
4 l 4 2 | J Sterrett 10 Sempsilla, lnquieta. Minstrel
By Chilton — g antilla (Rosa Sc Looney).
l 2 A Mott 12 Tillotson. Mattie C.. Santo
2J 2 2 A Mott 11 Dude. Charles Francis. Gala way
8 3 S 30 W W T’lor 9 Change. Transport. Oreen
54 5* W W T’lorlS Money Maker. Santo. Lou Blue
11* ll 17 F Murphy 12 Colie. Oldsmobile. Dengro
4» 4 7 | H Alex 11 The Norman. Izzetboy, Billy Joe
75 7*3 H Alex 14 B.andStars, R. Goose, Huntress
8* 9** H Alex 12 Mamie K.. Boxer, Fair Helen
7 7 22 H Alex 8 Pebbles. UighNoon. DoubleEagle
e post. F Hopkins 11 LastCoin. FlittergoM. R. Bradley
By Machacos — Golden Honey (E. K. Bryson).
55 6 !, 3 S Wolst’m 11 Soldier, ('amellia. lk‘lla Mack
11'510®5 U Mink 14 Alhena. Slugletoe. Dick’s pet
33 2* T Hayes 7 Supreme. Gallop. Okolona
44 5 11 J Callahan S Beau Pere. R. o’Light, Singletoe
35 2*5 R McD’ott 7 Nor. Light. Singletoe, B.Lumax
1 4 1® J Callahan 9 Shrewsbury. Hester. Twilight
9 6*3 A Collins ft Saturnus. Singletoe. Endurance
6‘5 r. 3 * A Collins 8 Sempsilla. Videt. Briar Path
15 3*5 A Collins G Corsican. ReoJia-l, Mnrshon
55 6®J A Collins 13 Perpetual. Ida Claire. Meeilcka
By Solitaire II. — Carnation II. (H. Watoraoa).
12*» 12 13 A Collins 14 Striker. Borax. Crossbun
l 2 1*4 W Lilley 14 Jem. Fuzzy Wuzzv. Lights tint
3- 3 l i A Collins 13 Forum, Plantagenet, Lily Ornie
10* 9°5 W Lilley 14 Eagle, Forum. Fuzzy Wuzzy
3k 5 3 i C Turner 12 Kenworthy. Lights Out. Santo
12* ll 13 M M’thewsl3 Acis. Azyiade, Mr. Specs
91 gisjp Hopkins 32 Goodwood. Gallop. Xorthlight
11 12‘» S Davis 15 Thrill, River King. Volant
6k 7**?.S Davis 10 Change. Marvelous, Fly Home
By Alveacot — Eloisa (S. YcUler).
5 1 d ,4 lL Mink 7 RoseJnliette. Laina. Jcw.ofAsia
55 L Hartwell 14 Striker. Pontefract. Outlook
8 2 7® T Par’gtonl l J.J.Lillis. F. Wuzzv. Soaramoutii
5 2 8 5 I L Hartwelll3 Forum. Plantagenet. Vignola
ID 11 12 JL Hartwelll4 Eagle. Forum. Fuzzy Wuzzv
6 l 5 1 * J Dreyer 8 Stonehenge, C’ltonG., L. England
5* 5 7 J J Dreyer 9 HumiliaCn. L.Travers, Y’kviUe
55 3 3 C Miller 12 Pharaoh. Humiliation, Patiene^
3-4 1:14 fast 50 91* ]
3-4 l:13%fast 9 110
3-4 l:13%good 56 89
55 f l:06%fast 16 100
11-16 1 :46%fast 27 99
lm70y 1 :44%fast 44-5 99
54 f l:07%slow 8-5 100
55 f 1 :12%hvy 25 100
2* 4 5 4 J Sterrett
8 4 8»» J Sterrett
INTONE, ch. c, 3
23781 Latonia 1 l:41%fast 7-4
23736 Latonia lmTOy l:45%fast 15
235S1 latonia 1 1-16 1:50 hvy 57
23516 Latonia 1 1:42 fast 36
23022 Lex’gton 3-4 l:13%fast 18
20374 Churchill 3-4 l:13%good 24
20330 Churchill 55 f l:06%fast S3
18358 Pimlico 55 f 1 :08 fast 31-10
17731 Laurel 3-4 1:12 fast 133
17655 Laurel 3-4 l:12%fast fid
ST. LAZERIAN. br. g. 3
23806 Laurel lm20y 1:43 fast 31-5
23747 Laurel lm20v l:427ifast 23-5
23247 W’dbine 1 1-16 l:49%fast 31-5
23175 "W’dbine 1 1-16 l:48%fast 2
23046 Dorval 1 l:40%fast 2
22935 Dorval lm70y l:44%fast 11-10
>2858 Dorval lm70y l:46%fast 17-20
22798 BlueBon. 3-4 l:13%slow 29
22724 BlueBon. 1 l:39%fast 18
22701 BlueBon. 7-8 1:27 fast 19
113
112 4 2 :
110 5 2
108 6 7 *
106 7 4
103 3 *
105 3
103 7
114 5 i
1065 6 1
90 Left i
113
103 11 7 •
102 12 11 1
102 4 3
106 1 1
103 4 6
99 1 2
12 Armament, C’tophine. D’gerfield VIGNOLA, ch. f, 3
22651 FortErie
21941 Hatn’ton
2D35 Ham’ton
65 f l:09%hvy 61-10 104
3-4 l:15%slow 9 109
3-4 l:12%fast 15 96
. I’ pent tor
4 35 3*5 L Gentry 12 Langhorne, McClIntock, Kopje
4 5 2 5 7 F Cooper G Encore. Knights Differ, Laura
4 5 2 5®i W Obert 9 Yorkville, Zin Del, Laura
2 4 4 3® K Lapaille 8 Kewessa, Yengheb, Un. Jimmie
By Golden Garter — La Primera (D. A. Ambach).
11 10* 9®* L Mink 34 Outlo**k. Silver Moon, Viley
4 4 3 4 5 J Smyth li E. Allen, Springmass, JimBasey
G 6® 6® J Smyth 8 Ben Quince, Lily Orme. Videt
1 l»k 4®5 W Kelsay 13 Kopje. Sempsilla, Jim L.
1 I"* 1* J Smyth 8 Bula Welsh. Nigadoo. Parapinea
1 1*5 1*5 A Claver 12 Lady London. Minstrel. Egmont
2 25 2a J Metcalf 1?. L. Mexican, Nigadoo. MarjorieA.
3 3* 3 4 i J Smyth S Water Lily, Miss Gayle, Laura
5 5*1 3* J Smyth S W’teCrown, Langhorne. Inquieta
By Goldcrest — Legend (F. Mus&nte).
7 8*5 7 4 1 S Wolst’m 14 Outlook. Silver Moon, Viley
7 6 2 5 3 * R McD’ott 13 Crossbun. Kopje, Between Us
8 8 2 7 5 J J Callahan 12 Rubicon II.. M. Fox. M. Johnson
6 55 6*1 J Dreyer 10 York Lad, Reflection, A1 Blocb
6 55 7®5 H LaffertylO G. Plume. Hermis Jr.. Tbesieres
8 7* 4 s ! H Lafferty 9 PayStreak, Silver Moon, Dakota
Bv Oddfellow — Commena (H. G. Bed well).
1 2 3 3 4 i L Mink 1 KrisKriugK TheKump, D.iyDav
GOLD CAP, ch. g. 7 107
23795 I^iur* 1 5X f 1 'M good 31-5 106 10 11
23510 l^aurel 5* f l:0S%good 45 105i 7 6
23493 I^un l 3-4 l:21%hvy 105 112 6 6
22275 W’dbine 3-1 1:14 fast 47-10 111 2 2
22961 Dorval 5J f 1 :06%fast 43-10 109 1 2
22504 Con’ght 3-4 l:17%slow 2 110 4 5
22188 FortErie 5 X f l:07%fast 27-5 113 3 2
22109 FortErie 3-4 1:16 hvy 24-5 109 2 6
21526 FortErie 55 f l:09=£slow 51-10 111 6 5
LOHENGRIN, ch. g. 5 106
23795 Laurel 5J f 1:08 good 55 108 0 8
23141 W’dbine 3-4 l:13%good f’ld 104 8 7
22905 Dorval 5| f l:06%fast 11-5 109 7 6
20294 Pimlico 3-4 1:14%fast 26-5 99 4 5
20236 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 22-5 110 5 4
20215 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 7 112 7 7
LUTHER, b. g. 5 108
23792 La ur*'l 1 1-16 1 :5**®ihvy 13-10 106
23748 I^iun l 1 1-16 l:17%fast 20 105
236KI laurel 1 1-16 1:56 hvy 19-20 ft*!*
23587 I«aurel lmTOy l:49J^hvy 2\ 103
2::<91 laurel 1 1-16 1 :59%hvy 23-10 103
23470 Laurel lin70y 1:54 hvy 37-20 105
23005 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:14%fast 10 102
22436 Windsor lmTOyl :44%fast 65 103
21571 FortErie 5Xfl:13%hvy 5 105
21523 FortErie 55 f 1:11 slow 17-5 106
21440 FortErie 1 1-16 1 :56%hvy 37-10 105
PARLOR BOY. ch. g, 7 115
8 2 1
11 S 8
2 11
5 11
Left at
2 3 2
1 4
7 7 5
5 6
4 S
13 4
23816 Pimlico 3-4 LlS^fast fid
23556 Laurel 5-S l:03%slop 8
23308 H.deG’ce 54 f l:07%fast 200
23205 H.deG’ce 55 f 1:07 fast 50
23134 H.deG’ce 55 f l:10%mud 30
21962 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13%fast 25
21880 Aqueduct 3-4 l:14%fast 15
18447 H.deG’ce 5J f l:08%good 60
1S434 H.deG’ce 55 f l:0S%good 40
INEZ, ch. f, 8
23779 Laurel lm20yl:49 hvy 7
23744 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast f’ld
23355 H.deG’ce 55 f l:07%fast 100
23308 H.deG’ce 55 f l:07%fast 60
23205 H.deG’ce 55 f 1:07 fast 50
20311 Pimlico lm40y l:45%fast 11|
20269 Pimlico 3-4 1 :16 slop 44-5
20219 Pimlico 3-4 l:13%fast 14
20067 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13%fast 13
101 4 3
110
108 12 1
105 1
93 3
102 7
107 4
103 10
95 5
109 5
109 7
107
102 2 7
1**6 4
98 11
1065 8
107 6 1
99 8 4
99 4
23732 Mt.Roval 5-8 1:(
23706 Mt. Royal 3 4 1:1
23WG Mt.Roval 3-4 1:1
2361S Mt.Roval 3-4 1:1
23162 Hi ilcrest €5 f 1:5
23371 Hi Merest 6X f 1:2
23326 Hillcrest 6J f 1:2
23283 Mt.Roval 5-8 1:0
23188 Mt. Royal 5-S 1:0
23100 Mt.Roval 3-4 1:1
SMCMi’tht 3-4 1:1
ALDEBARAN, b. g. 6
22819 Belmont 3-4 1:
22751 Belmont 7-S 1:
22526 Saratoga 3-4 1:
2242*; Saratoga 3-4 1:
22262 Saratoga 3-4 1:
20020 H.deG’ce 5-8 1 :
14389 Belmont 3-4 1:
14211 Pimlico 3-4 1:
14107 Pimlico 3-4 1:
14054 H.deG’ce 51 f 1:<
PHARAOH, br. h. 7
25610 Laurel 3-4 1:
2**915 M’ boro 7-8 1:
20856 M’boro 7-8 1:
2<»S<i9 M’boro 7-8 1:
20732 M’boro 5X f 1:
1**670 JYospect Al>5-8 1 :
20177 Electric 5 8 1:
20336 Pimlico 3-4 1 :
20215 Pimlico 3-4 1 :
CLARIBEL. ch. f. 4
22760 Tim’ium A 1*5-8
23638 M neuve 65 f 1
22501 M neuve Ab5-8 1
21694 KingE*!. 3 4 1
21C, 3 KingEd. Ab5-8
21115 Con’ght 3-4 1:
2i<*58 Con’ght 5| fl:
210*>7 Con’ght 3-4 1:
2*iW9 Del’mier Al»5-8 1:
20120 H.deG’ce lmTOvl:
26*065 H.de<l , ce 51 f 1:
30**5f» H.deG’ce 3-4 1:
20039 H.deG'ee 5 J f 1 :
20023 H.deG’ce 3 4 1:
l:03%slow 4
l:18**hvy 4-5
1 :17%hvy 2X
l:14%fast 3
1 :26%hvy 3
1 :25%fast 2
1 :26%slow 5
1 :00*&fast 3-2
1:01 fast 4
1:14 fast 6
1:19 mud 10
G 1
1 :13%fast 12 1
1 :25%fast 5
l:14%good 7 1
I:13%fast 30 1
1:17 slow 30 1
1 :00%fast 11-30 ]
1:12 fast 7
l:14%fast 11-6 1
1:15 good 3-10 1
l:0C%fast 7-10 1
r 1
1:16 hvy 17 1
1 :28%fast 2 1
1:29 fast 2
1:30 good 6-5 :
1 :0Sy 6 good 3-2 :
1:01 fast 4-5 :
1:00 good 1-2 ‘
1 :13%good 21-5 :
1 :13%fast 2 1
]
59 fast 6
1 :24%fast 3-2
1:02 slow 25
1:17 fast 3
59 2 sfast 3 :
l:15%good 12
l:12*4mud 4
l:17%slow 34 1
1:07 hvy 3 1
1 :48 good 4}
1 :07%fast 10
1 :1 4%fast 12 1
1 :07%fast 60 1
l:ll%fast 30
BATWA, br. g.
23792 Laur.-l !
6
1 «•;
1 :50%h vy
41
105
108 4
7 7
8
By Mas
7 2 6'*XA
Hi! 4
Laurel lm2**v
1 :46%slow
24
108 3
5 5
4
4 2 4 -XA
13677
Laun-1
5J f
l:ll%hvy
rid
112 9
K*
8
S«tk t;> - ' a
23609
Laur<*l
3 4
1 :17 4 r.bvv
28
107 6
9
9
7 1 6*1 A
22355
H.d*-G’ce
51 f
1 :07%fast
100
112 9
11
9
9k 9 9 5 A
H.deG’ce
3-4
1:13 fast
150
109 10
10
K>
11 11*® R
19101
N.Orl’ns
3-4
1 :16*ihvy
10
112 4
4
6
4X n A
19026
N.Orl’ns
5\ f
1 :09%mud
10
114 1
4
3
3* 3=5 W’
188**8
(’harle'n
3-4
1 :18 slow
11-5
113* 6
3
2
1 2 l 5 C
18737
Chari e’n
3-4
l:lS%inud
3
117 7
8
8
6* .2* C
PAY
22795
STREAK.
laurel
br. 1
:x r
C. 7
1 :**n good
28
105
1"8 4
12
12
Bv Ken
13««k1t ,4 X.I
2J-543
I-aurel
5X f
1:07 fast
74
103 7
10
K*
S' K*'"’ K
23492
I^AUTel
2 1
1 :21®ilivy
134
108 2
2
**
6X C ,4 *M
1 2 3 3 4 5 L Mink 1 KrisKriugle. TheKump, D.iyDav
5 6 : 8 3 X F Coo|H*r 11 King Box, Stal. Helen, Burwood
1 lj 2 2 F Cooper S Carlton G.. Singletoe. Surgeon
1 1* 1* F Cooper ft Videt. Robinetta. Dick’s Pet
the post. F Cooper G Roy. Meteor. CarltonG., IlisNibs
1 ih 2*> F Cooper 7 Dartworth. K. Kringle. S. Alpha
2 2* 2 2 F Cooper 15 N’shon. T’htreader, Humiliation
4 3 3 4 3 X F Cooper 8 Cliff Edge. Lochiel. Burwood
6 6 10 6»J W Ural 7 Inquieta, Bula Welsh. Kopje
5 4 5 3 5 F Cooper 8 Peggy L., Toddling. Miss Waters
5 5 4 5 24 C VanDu’n G Supreme, Ida Clair, Cuttyhunk
By Deutschland — Renie de Los Angeles (Yarrow
Brae Stable).
7 4X 1« A Pickens 8 Colors. Black Chief, Sempsilla
1 2*4 2X A Piekens G Tactless. Energetic. L. V. Zamlt
1 l»k l 3 A Piekens 7 Tactless. Sempsilla, Fr. Johnson
5 2‘ 1“ A Pickens 10 Energetic, Martre. Tankard
2 2 4 2 4 A Piekens 5 Cort'opsis, Tactless. Oriinar Lad
1 1*» ink a Pickens 8 Leialoha. Nigadoo. C. McFerran
2 34 2* S Wolst’111 S Connipsis, Tactless. Duquesne
2 2* 1" S Wolst’m S Lady Capricious. Frontier, Nila
4 3 2 2 2 E Haynes 8 Monty Fox. FrostyFace, B. Chief
3 3X 6* S Wolst’m 10 Inquieta. Belle Terre. Spolin
2 34 5 2 4 J Callahan 11 King Box. Inquieta. Minstrel
By Planudes — Passan (R. T. Wilson).
4 ' 5 s 5 7 | J McCahev G Etruscan. Short Grass. Hanson
8 8 4 8 ,U £J MeCahey ft Blue Thistle, T. as Steel, Pullux
5 3k 4 7 J MeCahey G Cou. Tower. Grumpy, LeoSkolny
8 9 7 7 1 J MeCahey 10 Hanson. Leo Skolny. Luke
It 11 10 ,4 XJ p Ryan 11 Sup’endeiit, L.Barbary. Grumpy
3 3*4 4 2 2 J MeCahey 0 Montresor. Gino, Belamour
7 7 7* 4 H Wolfe 7 Sprite. S. Board. Superintendent
4 4* 34 H Wolfe 7 Belamour Miramichi. Besom
1 1* 2* H Wolfe 4 Tactics. Ben Quince, Nicety
1 1* 1* H Wolfe 9 Napa Nick. Crlsco. Supreme
By Meddler— Hatasoo (W. T. Ryan).
5 6* 6'«XR Troxler IZ. Fair Helen. Lily Orme. M.Casea
5 4 ! W Doyle G Miss Barn Harbor. Petelus. Thrill
2 3 W Doyle 0 L. England. Cockspur. Petelus
2 !,k W Doyle 7 Monty Fox. In. Queen. Regular
l l X W Doyle 5 Monty Fox. TMrill, Muzanti
l 2 W Doyle 5 Moncreif. Barette. Bulgnr
2X W Doyle 0 Ossary Maid. Schsller. In. Queen
2 3 2 3-\ W Doyle ft BriarPath. Mart.Cas<‘a. Supreme
1 l 4 l 4 W Doyle 12 Humiliation, Inez, Patience
By Sir Huon — Sevilla (J. Burton).
5 4 X L Gaugel ft S. Helene. I*. White. C.Ashmeade
1* 2 s I* Boland ft Petit Bleu. Ravenal. PhilConuor
4 3 r * D Boland 7 Hill Stream. Tiger Jim, Y’nca
6 6*1 D Boland 7 Euterpe. Cloak. Mimlcn
C 5 2 4 W Doyle li Sen. James. Indifferent. Or. Lad
1 2 s 2*| R McD’ott ft L. London. Leialoha. K. Radford
4 4’ 4 3 I Acton ft Bird Man. Toddling. Jefferson
3 3* J Acton 8 Miss Chancer. Mrs. Mo. Leialoha
3 1 l 3 K McEwen 8 C**snrio. Belle Bird. N. Grand
4 3* 3' 4 VV Ural 13 L.o’K’caldy. M.vi-<»nae. L.Inno’ce
ll ll 3 4® P Louder 14 Canto, Silver Moon. Stonehenge
9 7* 6® W Lilley 13 Ada Anne, Sherwood, G. Russell
6 6k 5’J E McEwen 14 New Haven. Sil.Moon, Yorkville
8 8* J Metcalf l’J S<*allyw’g. Progr’sive, R.Meteor
S. hu'g'r S M. I)* welter, I. .Marshall. Orperth
ScluCgY- 14 Mar.Casea. EnverBey. LilyOrme
Troxler 1 1 Silica. Humiliation. Scaramouch
HIKER, b. f.
3
118
By :
23795 laurel
51 f 1 :08 good 46 5
103
7
3
4
4«k
23744 I.aurel
3-4 1:14 fast
44-5
1U6
1
8
7
8= 7 s !
23329 H.deG’ce
3-4 1:13 fast
12
97
10
12
11
8»k 5 7 !
2316S H.deG’ce
3-4 l:14%good 9
110
9
9
8
10* 9« :
23083 H.deG’ce
3-4 1:14 fast
15
107
6
6
9
7* 5 3
22999 H.deG’ce
3-4 1 :13%fast
40
100
7
7
6
8*5 8®:
21S81 Aqueduct
5-8 1 :01 fast
11-3
103
5
4
3
**» 2*
21574 Aqueduct
5-8 1:00 good 18-5
97
4
3
3
3*| 3 T
21447 Aqueduct
3-4 l:15%slow
18-5
98
6
3
3
2 2 2*
’ATABOY, b. |
r, 3
112
By
23824 Pimlico
3-4 1:16 fast
20
112
9
9
9
9= 9®
23820 RoseTree
Ab 11:55 fast
10
125
2
2
2
•>1 ‘>2
23800 R’seTree
Ab7-8 1 :3l fast
15
128
6
8
7| 7 3
23774 W. Marsh
1 1-8 2:02 fast
a
137
3
2
1
2* 3 2
23720 W. Marsh
3-4 1 :15*4hv\ r
12
102
9
6 4 5
23632 Lyn’w’d
1 1-16 2:00 good 12
132
4
4
4
4 4*
23573 Pip. Rk.
Ab3-4 l:19*4fast
12
140
2
3
2* 2*‘
23111 Bel. Ter.
5-8 fast
40
120
9
9
9k 9 7 j
CARLAVEROCK, br. f, 3
113
By
23799 Laurel
1 1-16 1:49 good 405
102
4
1 4
8
7 X 7
23747 Laurel
lm20y l:42%fast
f’ld
104
8
7 9
9
8k 6"i
23496 Laurel
23478 Laurel
23448 Laurel
1 1-16 1 :59%hvy 36
3-4 1 :20%mud 37-10
1 l:49%mud 297
102 3 3
99 1
23355 H.deG’ce
51 f l:07%fast
25
108
3
10
11
10*
23168 H.deG’ce
3-4 l:14%good 30
104
10
10
10
85
2:)OS9 H.deG’ce
3-4 l:14%fast
12
104
4
4
6
4'i
23005 H.deG’ce
3-4 l:14%fast
10
105
4
10
9
8*
CHARLES FRANCIS, b. g. 3
11 a
:
23736 latonia :
ImTOv 1 :45%fast
f’ld
107
2
3 7
6
6*
23516 latonia
1 1:42 fast
232
101
6
7 8
10
10 2
22430 W’indsor
1 l:42%fast
f’ld 100 10
7 7
8
8"!
22188 FortErie
51 f 1 :07%fast
f’ld
107 13
13
13
13
21S38 Ham’ton
55 f l:07%fast
40
98 12
12
12
12
21263 Latonia
3-4 l:13%fast
33
105
2
2
6
7*
21119 Latonia
3-4 l:14%fast
rid 107
5
2
7
11
BRIAN BORU,
, ch. c. 3
118
2 3 W Doyle
2«k w Doyle
1*4 W Dovle
l 2 W Dovle
21 W Dovle
3 2 3 2 * W Doyle
l 4 l 4 W Doyle
23761 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :46 fast 224 1044 9 10 1
23294 H.deG’ce lm70yl:46 fast 10 105 14 14 1
22039 H.deG’ce lm70yl:46V 5 fast 12 103 3 8 1
22954 Belmont 1 l:41%fast 12 103 5 5
22168 Saratoga 1 1:47 mud 44 109 2 3
22120 Saratoga 3-4 1:17 slow 12 106 6
22068 Saratoga 3-4 l:16%hvy 6 108 6
PIED PIPER, blk. g. 3 115
23760 Laurel lm20y 1 :41%fast G27 ‘*9 1113
23533 Laurel lm20y 1:42 good f’ld 105 1 6
23237 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :46%fast 100 104 11 13
23001 H.deG’ce lm70yl :46%fast 50 96 6 7
20917 M’boro 11-16 1:53 fast 6 102
208S6 M’boro
7-8 1 :29 fast
21
102
20736 M’boro
1 1-1G l:53%good 7
92
GAINSBOROUGH, b. g, 3
112
23806 Laurel
lm20v 1:43 fast
f,9
96X
s
11 10
10
21168 Jamaica
3-4 l:!4%fast
15
107
4
8
9
2KM3 Jamaica
55 f 1:07 fast
50
107
8
9
9
18448 H.deG’ce
5 8 1 :02%fast
60
108
9
7
10
1S4I2 H.deG’ce
5-8 l:03*/ 5 miid
60
106
1
4
4
1825.8 Pimlico
55 f 1:08 fast
17
102
6
4
4
1SU4 Laurel
5X f 1 :07 fast
14
108
2
3
7
18069 laurel
3-4 l:14%fast
24
108
5
2
4
THRILL, ch. 1
f, 3
121
23816 Pimlico
3-4 l:13%fast
f’ld
113
2
3
10
22240 H.deG’ce
3-4 l:13%fast
100
113
2
2
3
2:’0S3 H.deG’ce
3-4 1:14 fast
80
104
7
8
12
23005 H.deG’ee
3 4 l:14%fast
30
105
6
13
13
22757 Tim’ium
A b.5-8 58 fast
6 5
109
20915 M’boro
7-8 1 :28%fast
35
88
20810 M’boro
6.X f 1 :09 good
5
92
20732 M’boro
55 f l:0S%good 4
89
4 J MeCahey 4 Striker. Pontefract. Outlook
X A Collins 13 Noureildin. H’miliation. Mari A.
4 J McCabe 13 Chesterton. M. Warren. D. Fish
L McAtee 14 Sarsenet, Striker. Scallywag
L McAtee 11 Sqnceler, Marporie A., Dinah Do
T (’handler 9 Brazenose B. Hibbs. Matcliflcld
T Chandler! I Spearhead. B. Hibbs. Brazcnoee
Mr II T’k’r 3 Doublet. Bruin Belle
J Smith ft Armament, BillyHibbs. Mohoak
Bispham 4 Huguenot. Doublet. Beet hove*
53 g2o p Lowder 7 Borax. SigmaAlpba. Watertown
6* 6®J L Mink ft L. Travers. Springmass. Wodan
2* 2® P Lowder 7 Dinah Do. Rohinetta. L. Travers
10* 10** J McTag’rtll J.J.Lillis. F. Wuzzy. Scaramouch
84 5 3 1 J McTag’rtl3 Chesterton. M. Warren. D. Fish
4 '410*4 J McTag’rtl3 Prairie. Gloaming. Scorpii
8* 8* J McTag’rtl5 Naushon, Luther. Though treader
By Cunard — Mamie G. (W. Feuchter).
6* 3 r * .1 Kedcris li Dude. Intone. Galawav
10- 10* 3 T Henry 13 Money Maker. Santo, Lou Blue
8»k 7 4 X A Claver 11 Lavana. Wild Horse, Cadenza.
13 13* *| A Claver 13 I^idy Mexican. GoldCap. Niga«l*r#
12 12* 7 K LapailleU Water Lilv. J.Znrate, M. Waters
7* 7** M Garner 11 Dignity. Kris Kringle. W. Mettl
11 11 2 ®4R Goose 12 Nobleman. Casaba. Flos.Crockelt
By Celt— Ellerslie (J. Long).
10 10' 2 C Turner IC Volant. Stonehenge. Ambrose
114 12* 4 XM M’ thews 14 Day Day. Jesse Jr., Santo
5* 5 5 4 M M’thewsll Republican. Borax. Eagh»
4 5 3*5 M M’ thews G Ben Quince. Borax. Rusila
3* 3 5 J But well 5 Shyness. Tinkle Bell. Sam Slick
5 3 3 7 C Turner 7 Dinah Do. Forecast. Santo
5* 4* 5 *J Butwell 10 Aunt Josie. Gallop. Freeman
. Bv Locohatchee — Phyllis A. (R. P. Simpson).
ll 2 11'® T llayes 14 Norus. Piern»t, (’apt. Parr
T Par’gtonll Eagle. Scorpii. Volant
12® 12 22 W Obert 13 Hedge. Earl of Savoy. Borax
9 $ 2 * F Ilopkins ft Ambrose. Robinetta. Alhensi
2* P Ford 8 Col. Holloway. CuBon. C.Rnndell
5 7 i A Pickens 7 Hedge Rose. In. Queen. Cu Boo
3* C Braxton 5 M.Sher’d. Cockspur, H.H’cbison
By Canopus — Picturesque (R. Jackson).
11 lo 1 ").!,. Mink 11 Soldier. Camellia. Della Mack
9 9 2 * C Huestis ft Carlaverock. EvelynC.. Gammon
9 9 27 C Huestis ft Pa lanuiiin. Yadopeep, Azyiade
10- 10 ,2 1J Drever 11 Meelicka. Sunno. Mrs. Campbell
6* 6'® E Ambrose ft B. Flower. J.B.IIarrell. Reflection
5 2 6 !0 R Shilling 12 Mainic K.. Boxer. Fair Helen
7nk 91a E D a vis It Tie Pin. Fair Helen. Capt. Parr
61 S'® S Davis 8 Change. A. X. Akin. Fair Helen
Bv McGee— Royal Una (J. M. Black).
14 14-‘ rt C Jackson 14 Striker. Borax. Crosslntn
4h 5*4 r Turner G Pan Maid. Silica, Sandman II.
12* 13 14 XC Turner 14 Sarsenet. Striker, Scallywag
13 13' 7 C Turner 13 Naushon. Luther. Though treadtr
IX Jackson ft Remarkable. N’nocJ. V.Jr.. C*»l
3 2 J C Braxton G MissB. Harbor. Petelus. Os.M(Pd
2k c Braxton G MissSberwood. Mtmcreif. R.Otnrx
3 3 C Braxton 5 Pharaoh. Monty Fox, Muzanp
Blue Mouse, Spolin. Nigadoo
ft Wolf’sBaths, Francis, I.Lavinla
Butwell 14 Oiitb*ok. Silver Moon. Viley
Mofl'manll J.B. Harrell. Ed. Adams. F. Helen
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards, 3-year-ol ds and upward. Selling Handicap. (92432-
23329 H.deG’ce
23083 H.deG’ee
23005 H.deG’ce
21972 DufUrin
21295 Ha 111’ ton
21206 llam’ton
3-4 1:13 fast
3 4 1:14 fast
2-4 l:14%fast
64 f 1:25 fast
54 f 1 :07%fast
f 1 :(*6%fast
11 lOMkimnw l.illey
14 Sarcenet, Striker, Scallywag
15 Naushon. Lutlier. ’"hough treader
NORTHLIGHT. ch. f. 4
23816 Pintlico 3 4 1:13^ fast
2.*:i11 Bel. Ter. 5 8 fast
21776 Belmont 3 4 st l:ll%fast
21680 Aqueduct 2 4 l:14^fast
21786 Belnu.nt 3 4 l:14%fast
21757 Belmont
21710 ltelmont
216 IS* Belmont
21500 Aqueduct
21447 Aqueduct
21224 Aqueduct
2:070 Jamaica
21017 Jamaica
l:42 r w.slo\v 15
!:4l*^fast 20
1 :40%fast 40
l:16*kslop 2«*
1:15%slo\v 20
1:15 fast 8
1:15 fast 2
l :08%good 6
1 25 6*1 A Neylon 8 Wavering. Eye White. Dixie
4 5* 4® J Metcalf ft Single, Broomsedgo. Yenghee
4 5*4 3® F Jackson 11 Viley. Miss Gayle. New Haven
By Northern Star — Torchlight OH. W. Warner).
4 11' H 13 D Hoffinanll Striker. Borax. Crossbun
5 5* 5 4 J I* Williams! 1 Culvert. Catnpeon, Rhine Maiden
15 15 15* 7 D HofftnanlG Tln.Bell, Gloaming. Humiliation
3 31 3 2 X D Hoffman i2 Gooilw'ood. Gallon, (’hance
2 54 5 T X D Hoffman ft Dinah Do, Minstrel. Grumpy
2 2‘* 4 ,2 1D Hoffman G Iron Duke. W. Metal. Cy. Merrick
3 3' 13 2 * 1* Hoffman 17 Dryad. Napier. Tinkle Bell
1 2 4 4 3 P Lowder G Blue Thistle. Coinmauret fa. Bac
6 9 9 2 ® T McTag’rt ft Isiroso. Plxnragenet, S. of Valley
7 7 3 7 3 4T Davies 8 Tinkle Bell. Hiker. Gilt Edge
10 13 12- 3 J Butwell 14 Palanquin. Hik«*r. San Vega
1 l 3 l 3 M Buxton 7 D. Madison, D.ofDunhar, Gammon
j i* 4 5 | J Pitz 10 Nephthys, Cy Merrick, WowJfalr
JAWBONE, b. g. «
23811 T.aurel l 1-4 2
23748 Laurel 1 1-16 1:
23514 Laurel 1 1-16 1
22223 H.deG’ce lmTOyl
r<'S7 H.deG’ce lm70yl
23037 H.deG’ce lmTOyl
22753 Belmont 1 1
20730 Belmont 1 1
20660 Belmont 1 1-8 1
20564 Belmont 1 1
DAY DAY. b. c. S
236 pi Laurel 1 1-16 1
23792 Laurel 1 1-16 1
23726 Laurel lm70y 1
22591 Laurel lm20y 1
23515 Laurel lm20y 1
23415 Laurel lmTOy 1
23294 H.deG’ce lm70yl
23089 H.deG’ce 3-4 1
22999 H.deG’ce 3-4 1
21165 Latonia 3-4 1
109
M fast 18-3 104 6
:47%fast 37-20 107 7
:48%good 16-5 PM 10
:44%fast 4 103 9
:45 fast 10 KM 3
:45%fast 8 105 6
:41 fast 2| 112 3
:4l fast 21 107 3
:52%fast 4 96 1
:40 good 4-6 107 4
100
: 47 -i, fast 28 95 2
:50%hvy 11 K*9 7
:46%slow 14 97 1
:47 hvy 16 9S 5
:43%good 110 102 7
:4t»7igood 10 108 1
:46 fast 8 107 6
: 14 V* fast 30 109X11
:13*4fast 1()0 t06J 9
:13^fast 36-5 98 6
By Samson — Jennie J. (J. L. Paul).
3»*k l * \v Lilley 12 Kay •*’ Light. The Rump. Cord.P.
5»k 7=1 i! Turner 11 King Box. Stal. Helen. Rnrwomi
3k 2*) A Collins 10 Yodeling. D.’s Pet. Kris Kringle*
7* 4*1 W I.iliev 10 Eagle. Ambrose. Ben Quince
1‘ 1* P Lowder 11 All Smiles. Tow. Field. S. Helen
7 2 6*3 J McTag’rt 10 Rorgo. Daingerfieid. His Nib*
3k 5* J Butwell 10 His Nibs. Forecast. DaingerfleM
4* 3*J F Hopkins fl Chesterton. Dr.D’ner, B’thove*
3 3® F Hopkins .2 Amalfi. A1 Bloch
5 4»| G Byrne 5 W. Shoes. Dr. Doenner. OroturM (
By Peep o'Day — Wedding Day (J. W. Hedrick, JmL
2"k 3'j t Hayes 1* Lahore. Buzz Around Volant
4* 4'® P Lowder ft Kris Kringle. The Ruiup. Luther
5* 5«s T Haves 1»> Yodeling, Scaramouch. Drya.i
7=® 7 ,# XU McD’ott s Yodeling. Ben Quince. Marsh.m
2k 2*X J Gartner 8 Nonreddin. Pardner. Rorgo
3*» 4" R McD’ott 8 All Smiles. M. Dul weber. Bori*
2\ 1* J McCabe 14 Jesse Jr.. Santo. Mary Warren
8* n*? J McCabe 13 Prairie. Gloaming. Scomii
10* 11*® J McCabe 1 1 Squeeler. Marporie A.. Dinah n,
4* 4 2 i M Carper 10 Charmeuse, Langhorne, Sqreg n
THURSOAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1915.
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•h. k. I 107
1 1-16 l:47%fast 43 110 4
1 1-16 1*6 hvy 24 112 1
1 1-16 1 :51%hvy 24-5 1«»7 5
lm20v 1:52 hvy 31-20 105 2
1 1-16 l:59%hvy 26-5 110 1
1 1-16 1:55 hvy 134 105 6
1 1-16 l:55%hvy 23-5 106 1
linTOyl :45%fast 4J 106 8
lmTftyl :45 good 8 102 3
3-4 1:14 fast 30 112 14
CARLTON G,
23748 Laun-1
23681 Laurel
23613 I^aurol
2£>U laurel
23434 laurel
23468 Laurel
23338 laurel
25237 H.deG’ce
23172 II.deG’ce
23083 II.deG’ce
RAY O’LIGHT, ch. c. 4 103
23811 La uni 1 1-4 2:06 fast rid 38
23747 laurel 1m20y l:42%fast 11 110
22573 IjM-urcl lm70y 1:50 hvy 88 105
23175 W’dbine 1 1-16 1:lS%fast 26 5 107
23032 W’dbine 1 l:41%fast 34-5 107
22860 Dorval lm70y l:44%fast 21-10 110
21361 Aqueduct ' 1 l:40%fast 15 115
21841 Aqueduct 1 l:40%fast 6 107
21534 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 12 113
21328 Aqued’ct 1 1-16 1:47 fast 30 106
ROYAL METEOR, ch. g. 7 113
23733 laurel lm70y l:47%hvy 29-10 104
23701 Laurel 1 1-16 l:54%hvy 4-5 112
23579 Laurel lm70y 1*0 hvy 13-10 110
23494 laurel 1 1-16 1 :59%hvy 39-20 112
22467 laurel lmTOy 1 :54%livy 5-4 110
20249 Pimlico lm40yl:44 fast 18J 106
20*204 Pimlico 3-4 l:14%good 11 106
20132 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:14%slow 7 102
20047 H.deG’ce lm70vl :45%fast 2| 102
20023 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:14%fast 15 107J
18097 Laurel 1 1-16 l:46%fast 39 104
17543 H.deG’ce lm70yl:44%fast 2J 10u
17440 H.deG’ce lm70yl:47%slow 7-10 105
17363 H.deG’ce lm70yl:4» fast 9-10 108
108
23 103
5-4 107
31-5 10.3
26-5 112
7 106
102
107
15 95
41 108
3-2 103
110
24-5 li:
BEN QUINCE, ch. g. 4
23761 l^turol 1 1-16 1:46 fast
25058 laurel 3-4 l:18%hvy
23T.91 Laurel lm20y 1:47 hvy
23493 laurel 3 4 l:21%hvy
•a333 H.deG’ce lm70yl :44%fast .
23172 H.deG’ce lm70yl:45 good 5
22954 Belmont 1 l:41%fast 5
22880 Belmont 1 1-8 1:53 fast
22781 Belmont 1 l:41%fast
22634 Belmont 1 1-16 1:49 fast
HUDA’S BROTHER, b. g. 4
■'3815 Pimlico lm40y 1 :44%fast —
23799 laurel 1 1-16 1:49 good 13 109
‘’5658 Laurel 3-4 l:18%hvy 26 ](»8
"3 -, 44 W’dbine 1 1-16 l:49%fast 48-5 108
E??79 W’dbine 1 1-16 l:4S%fast 51 107
,M !01‘' Dorval 55 f l:06^4fast ^ 10 110
?_961 Dorval 54 f l:06V£fast 39 106
°**961 Dorval 5| f l:06%fast Pld 111
-"^744 BlueBon. 3-4 l:14%fast fid 111
^164 Fort Erie 1 1-16 1:50 good 42 106
SFK**:, ch -, rv,V«-hvy
r^urcl lm20y l:46%«low 19-20 111
<h;-«j 7 laurel 1 1-16 1 *3%hvy 55 108
23212 W’dbine 1 1-16 { 44-6 JJJ?
w’dbine 1 1.41%fast 3
T?J£ norval lm70y l:43%fast 13-5 108
§5 BlueBon. 1 l:42%slo\v 31-20 110
22744 BlueBon. 3-4 Si
2oM6 BlueBon. 1 1-J J
203.17 Pimlico 1W« J; 4 * JJ2
20268 Pimlico lm60yl:48 slop 6 | 106
l: 49 %fast 11-5 nS
ns
m BlueBon. 1 «
KIM Saratoga 3-4 1 ; 1» hvy 7
H1S» Saratoga 3-4 1.17 .low a ■*>
^SS , Sy^rk f fr. , « f
->J64 Mt. Royal 1 5 ™
SS%S&k Ah *!I3£« * %
22IW7 1 «i urel InnOy
1 Vil-SSKy
:.154 H.deG’oe p 4*484 fa2 6 lot
H deG’ce lm<Oyl:44%fast 6
2ir H.deG’ce lm70yl:45 good 10 IJjJ
2.l0»»i H.deG’ce lm79yl i 21
23537 Saratoga 1 l:C%fast € 94
By Carlton Grange — Resignation vJ. S. Ownbey).
1 24 6=5 T l’ar’gtoull King Box, Stal. Helen. Burwoog
2 2‘* l 2 W Lillcy S Luther, Singletoe, Surgeon
4 4 3 4'5 M M’ thews 8 Dartwortli. Marshon. Balfron
2 2* 2 3 L Mink 7 Balfron, Trovato, LouiseTravers
4 3*> 2* R McD’ott 0 It. Meteor, His Nibs, Dartwortli
3 5’J S”»W Lilley 8 All Smiles, Eagle, Marshon
2 1J 1 J W Lilley 8 Yodeling. LouiseTravers, Sonada
10 11- 11**JF Cooper 13 Hedge, Earl of Savoy, Borax
5 4*4 3 4 W Lilley 9 Ben Quince. Alliena, K. Kr ingle
8 84 7 7 | M M' thews 14 Sarsenet, Striker. Scallywag
By Peep o’Day — Freyja (J. G. Wagnon).
2 11 1 l* 1 2 l R McD’ottlJ Jaw Is me. The Bump. Cnjalie F.
2 4 6 10 12* 12 ,3 4R Troxler 14 Alliena, Singletoe. Dick’s Pet
7 6 6 7 7 s 7* * It Flint 8 Corsican. Royal Meteor, Valas
2 2 1 1 3= 2 1 R McD’ott 8 BeauPere, Singletoe. K. Radford
« 7 6 11 10* 10«*Jlt McD’ott 11 Or perth. Star of Love, BeauPere
3 2 1 3 4 1 6** G T/imas H S’tliearu, Weyanokc. C.F.G’nger
2 2 3 4 5* 6 5 J R HolTmanll Dr.D’emier, S.ofValley, G. Fisher
2 1 2 2 4*4 4 5 L Allen 8 Nephthys, Alhena. Dr. Duenner
5 6 7 7 6* L Allen 10 Volant, Minstrel, Dr. Duenner i
333 3 3 3* A Nicklaus 3 Bac. Ben Quince
By Star Shoot— Queen Regent (J. J. Mahon, Jr.).
4 5 5 4 6 1 6*4 L Mink 1< All Smiles, Bur wood, Marshon
3 11 1 l 2 l 3 L Mink 7 S. of Love, Dick’s Pet. PerthRock
2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 T McTag’t 8 Corsican. Valas, Harry Junior
3 11 1 l 2 l 2 J McTag’rt 6 Carlton G.. Ills Nibs. Dartworth
12 1 1 l 3 l 1 T .McTag’t 10 M. Park, Surgeon. M. Cavanagh
3 11 2 3*» 6 4 E Taplin 9 El Oro. Balfron, Daingerfiehl
7 7 4 6 1 4 4 J C Turner 8 Perthshire, A1 Blocb, L.Travers
6 4 5 6X 5 s W Ural 12 Monty Fox, Pharaoh, Carlton G.
3 2 2 5 6“k 7 l, 4W Ural 9 Tow. Field, O.Kripp, Ven.Strome
6 3 4 3= 3’J T McTag’tl2 Scallywag. Prog’sire, G. Russell
6 7 7 7 7 7 21 A Nicklaus 7 Working Lad. KingBox. Orotund
3 3 3 3 3‘4 3 s A Nicklaus 8 Orotund, Chuckles. Beau Pere
5 1 1 2 2*4 2‘ K Karrick 9 Camellia. II. Hutchison. E.Ligbt
6 3 4 3 4* 3‘4 J Butwell 11 Walters. Orperth, King Box
By Peter Quince— Benita Brush (E. Witte).
1 4 4 4 6 4 6 4 ; M M’theWslO V’4»lant. Stonelienge, Ambrose
5 3 2 25 2 2 5 h Mink 7 H.B’ther, D.ofD’nbar. H’liation
2 2 3 2 2 5 2 1 L Mink 8 Yodeling. Marshon, King Box
4 3 2 2 l l 1 M M’ thews 8 Lily Orme, Videt, Alhena
1 2 2 2 3 J 34 .1 l'itz 10 Eagle. Ambrose, Jawbone
2 2 1 1 l 2 3* F Cooper 9 Alhena, Carlton G., KrisKrlngle
2 11 1 1* li J McTag’rt 0 Borax, Brian Boru, Rusila
8 8 9 9 9 9 35 L Mink 9 Daingerfield. Amalfi. Guy Fisher
4 1 1 1 24 4 4 4 M Buxton 7 Robinetta, Guy Fisher, El Biod
111 1 2* 2J L Mink 4 O’Sullivan. Easter Star, Napier
By Bines — Encharee (A. Brent).
1 « 2 2 9 1>1A Schu’g’rlO Dartwortli. Star Bird, Task
9 7 8 7 S* 8«3 C Hirst 10 Seorpii. Christophine. D.’s Pet
6 2 3 1» 1 2 5 A Schu’g’r 7 B.Q’ince, D.ofD’nbar, H’iliation
4 7 4 1 1* I s A Schu’g’r 7 F. Star, Dick’s Pet. S. and Cap
4 4 5 5 45 4 s A Claver 8 S. of Love. Fascinating. D.’s Pet
2 4 4 3 2 2* W Kelsay 5 Indifferent. Borel. Ajax
8 8 8 8 7 3 | W Kelsay 8 (Jold Cap, Bula Welsh, Xigadoo
4 6 5 2* 54 A Claver 12 Nlgadoo. Francis, Hearthstone
9 6 7 5 1 64 It McD’ott 14 Connaught. Inquieta, Capt. Ben
4 3 3 3 5* 8 1 * J Smyth 8 Baby Sister. Kim, Harry Lander
By Ornus — Perth Center (M. B. Howser).
5 6 4 3 2 2 2 3 W Lilley 10 Wodan. SigmaAlpba. R.Langdon
1 4 4 3 3 3 ::«5 R Troxler 8 M.Dulweber. L. Marshall, Batwa
5 3 3 3 2 n ^ :: 4 5 J Smyth H Balfron. Robinetta. Dryad
5 11 1 Ink 2»* J Smyth 9 King Box, Kate K., Fly Home
9 4 4 1 l 2 lh J Smyth 11 S. of Love, BeauPere, Dick’sPet
3 2 3 3 3 4 3 4 5 J SinVth 7 Yadopeep, J.Deibold, Kinmundy
6 6 4 5 55 5 2 i W War’ ton 8 Supreme. Astrologer, Dick’s Pet
1 ( » 5 5 64 5*1 A Claver !«# Connaught. Inquieta, Capt. Ben
4 11 1 2«k 2 1 J Metcalf 6 C. Haven. Cutt.vhunk. VoladayJr.
2 2 1 1 1‘ 14 J Metcalf 7 Christophine, B. Around. AlBloch
2 2 2 1 1* 1* J Metcalf 5 Cockspur, J.Deibold, R.Langdon
By Martinet — Common Sue (Marrone Stable).
Ill 1 l h 3* J rallalian V Supreme. St. Lazerian. Okolona
3 7 5 4 5* 5« J Callahan 8 Alston. Stir Up. Change
6 7 7 54 1" J Callahan S lUrthstone, M’Clintock, Inquieta
3 11 1 l 2 l 2 .T rallalian 9 Kinmundy. Sig. Alpha, T. Usher
10 9 6 6 l S^JM Buxton 12 E. Delling, SanVega, Bev. James
5 6 3 3* 5 ,s J McTag’rt 7 Dinah Do. Forecast. Brian Boru
By Armeath II. — Jumbly Girl (G. J. Day).
8 9 8 7 9* 9” W Ward 13 (’amain Parr. LilyOrme, Pierrot
2 2 2 4 2*» l 5 J Howard 6 Brickley, Rich. Langdon. Malik
1 2 2 2 2* J Howard d Inquieta. M.S’erwood. R’semary
2 3 4 4 1 4 l J Howard li Zali. Euterpe. Richard Langdon
5 2 3 2 1 4 s J Howard 9 Mud Sill, L. Spirituelle, T. Koch
5 „ s _ 4 4*J E Aliev 5 Euterpe, Energetic, R. Langdon
4 5 4 5 55 6*4 G Corey 8 Stonehenge, Orotund, Minstrel
„ ^ „ Bv Star Shoot — Belle of Glendale (J. F. Adams).
5 - - - l 1 9? R Haynes 14 Singletoe. D.’s Pot. C.Ashmeade
s 4 4 3 V 54 L Mink 9 Luther. Videt. Robinetta
!• 7 7 4'« r/* I. Mink lO Yudellng. JawLnio. Dbk’s IVt
8 S 5 45 4 s L Mink 8 Ih-ii Quince, Lily Orme. Videt
7 3 1 1 55 U'c r Turner 12 Armament. C’tophiue. D’gerlhdd
i- 7 3 3 3> r,« j MoTag’rtl.% Gloaming, Guv Fisher. Volant
4 3 4 3 2* 2 2 .1 McK’ver 9 B. Quince, CarltonC.. K.Kringle
6 3 2 2 2* 3 l L Mink 9 Ambrose. Robinetta, El Biod
8 6 7 7 3| 3 3 4 # T Heury U Borgo, Robinetta, Counterpart
23799 Laurel
23612 Laurel
23579 Laurel
23533 Laurel
Laurel
22587 Laurel
23546 Laurel
23465 Laurel
VALAS. b. g. S 102
23818 Pimlico ln»40y 1:4 4% fast 25 105 5 3 3
1 1-16 1:49 good 19 105 10 4 2
lm20y 1:47 hvy 9-4 107 5 4 4
lm70y 1:50 hvy 42 106 4 5 4
lm20y 1:42 good 44 108 9 11 10
23212 W’dbine 1 1-16 l:48%tast 23-5 109 2 4 3
23096 W’dbine 1 1-16 l:47%fast 46-5 97 5 2 2
22800 BlueBon. 1 1-8 l:55%slow 95 103 5 2 2
22677 BlueBon. 1 1-8 l:54%fast 26 107 5 1 1
22625 Con’ght lm20y 1:50 hvy 3 99 4 5 5
22484 Con’ght 3-4 1:16 hvy 5 103 7 7
22068 Saratoga 3-4 l:16%hvy 10 105 7 8
21979 Saratoga 1 1:41 fast 12 965 4 3 5
TASK, br. f. 3 96
23815 Pimlico linlOy 1 :44%fast 12 100 3 1 3
1 1-16 l:54%hvy 71-10 97 3 1 1
lm70y l:49Vfehvy 51 104 1 2 3
lm20y 1:42 fast 133 98 5 3 3
lm70y l:G4%hvy 10 99 5 8 7
23294 H.deG’ce lm70yl:46 fast 15 96 5 4 3
23089 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:14%fast 20 104 10 9 ]
20916 M’boro 1 1-16 1:55 fast 3 100
20858 M’boro 5| f l:10%fast 3 98
20806 M’boro 55 f l:10%good 4-5 103
20735 M’boro 5* f l:07%good 3 101
BEETHOVEN, b. g. 6 98
23815 Pimlico lm40y l:44%fast fid 107 9 10 8
23632 Lyn’w’d 1 1-16 2:00 good 8 149 1 3
23568 Pip.Rk. AblJ 2:15%fast 15 130 5 4
23524 Pip.Rk.Abl 1-8 2:03%slow 8 138 7 6
22955 Belmont 1 l:41%fast 6 107 5 2 2
22850 Belmont 3-4 st l:14%fast 10 114 4 5
22753 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 12 112 7 5 8
22628 Belmont 1 1:40 fast 10 107 3 6 6
21930 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13%fast 8 98 1 6
21764 Belmont 5J fst l:06%fast 15 112 1 3
21667 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 15 100 8 8 9
21628 Belmont 1 1-16 1:48 fast 20 107 5 4 1
TROVATO, eh. g. » 98
92 Laurel 1 1-16 l:50%hvy 37-5 111 1 1 3
23727 Laurel 1 1-4 2:10 slow 31-20 106 1 3 3
2S661 Laurel 1 1-4 2:15 hvy 13-10 109 3 2 1
23592 Laurel 1 1-2 2:43 hvy 9-5 100 4 1 1
23501 Laurel lm20y 1:52 hvy 81-10 105 6 3 4
23483 Laurel 1 1-16 l:56%mud 18J 107 4 4 4
23393 Laurel 1 1-16 1:56 hvy 7-4 103 2 2 2
23287 Mt. Royal lm20yl:41%fast 2| 110 5 3
23192 Mt.Roy’l 1 1-16 l:48%fast 2 109 8 6
23068 Mt. Royal 3-4 1:15 fast 15 109 3
22933 Dorval lmTOy l:43%fast 38 108 6 5 5
BALFRON. ch. g. 4 108
23701 Laurel *1 1-16 l:544shvy 31-5 107 5 6 5
23613 Laurel 1 1-16 l:51%hvy 12 108 2 1 1
23579 Laurel lm70y 1:50 hvy 29-5 105 5 4 5
23301 Laurel lm20y 1:52 hvy 41-20 105 1 1 1
23483 Laurel 1 1-16 l:56%mud 12-5 107 2 2 2
23420 Laurel 1 1-8 l:54%good 13-5 103 4 2 3
23397 Laurel 1 1-16 l:53%hvy 77-10 103 3 1 1
23312 H.deG’ce lm70yl :44%fast 10 106 4 4 6
23136 H.deG’ce lm70yl:49%mud 6 104 2 2 3
22775 BlueBon. 1 1-8 1:57 mud 3 105 5 1 1
22677 BlueBon. 1 1-8 l*4%fast 61-10 105 6 2 3
22571 Con’ght 1 1-16 l:51%fast 1 108 3 3 4
22486 Con’ght 1 1-16 l:52%hvy 3 105 1 2 1
ANDREW O’DAY. ch. r. 4 104
21974 Dufferin 7-8 1:31 fast 4 114 7 5
21919 M’neuve 1 1-16 l:48^fast 1 112 4 4
21861 M’neuve 1 1-16 l:50%fast 2 111 3 3
21795 M’neuve 1 1-16 l:50%fast 1 112 4 1
21655 KingEd. 1 1-16 l:51^fast 8 106 2 1
CLIFF EDGE. b. h. 9 100
23790 Laurel 1 1-16 l:49%hvy 55 114 7 7 7
23747 laurel lm20v l:42%fast 19 no 10 9 8
23613 Laurel 1 1-16 l:31%hvy 35 102 6 8 8
23512 Laurel 1 1-16 l:49%good 17 107 10 10 10
23281 W’dbine lm70y 1:47 fast 18 100 6 6 5
23179 W’dbine 1 1-16 1 :48\fast 14 112 2 3 6
23082 W’dbine 1 1-16 1 : 46% fast 17 108 8 6 5
22962 Dorval lm70y l:43%fast 63-10 105 5 5 5
22937 Dorval lm70y l:43%fast 5-4 109 5 5 5
22725 BlueBon. 7-8 l:27%fast 28-5 112 11 10 10
22436 Windsor lmTOyl :44*fcfast 35 100 6 3 3
By Pnryear D.— Olathe (R. B. Stelle).
3>» 4*2 R McD’ott 8 Jem, Duke of Dunbar, Aldonns
4i 4-jf J McTag’rtlO Seorpii. Christophine. D.’s Pet
3«*k 5«i J Smyth S Yodeles, Jesse Jr., Norus
3 l# 3 2 £ J Smyth S Corsican, RoyalMeteor, II. Junior
9« 71 # t Hayes 11 Eagle, Seorpii, Volant
7 3 7 11 J Callahan 9 King Box. Orperth. Kate K.
C 6* 2 R Jarlioe 8 Buzz Around, Redlanil, Martian
1* J Callahan 7 Polly H., Marshon, Egmont
1 2 1*% J Callahan S G.M.Miller, S.oflvove, H.Lauder
5* 4 2 f J Acton 8 Egmont. Boxer, L. o’Kirkcaldy
6 3 F Cooper 7 Lanra, The Busybody. Videt
7* 5*«4J McTag’rtlO Aunt Josie, Gallop, Freeman
8 7*4 T Par’gton 8 Linden thal, Amalfi, Grosrenor
By Bryn Nawr— Taaley (J. Farrell. Jr.).
4* 4 4 T Par’gtonlO H.’s Brother, Dartworth, S.liird
l 4 1* T Hayes 8 M. Dul weber, Norus, Tamerlane
54 7** L McAtee 9 Luther, Videt, Robinetta
4*4 4*4 T Haves 8 Nephthys, Camellia. Dinah Do
4* 4 3 J A Colling 9 Bil. Baker, Watertown, Cot.Top
54 5 C L McAtee 14 Dgy Day. Jesse Jr., Santo
11* 7«4 L McAtee 13 iTairie, Gloaming, Seorpii
4 4 | W Doyle 8 Racy, Woodcraft, Lady Bryn
14 W Doyle 10 Lady Bryn. Mad. Sister, Babe
4 3 | W Doyle 9 Col. Randell. Largo, Woodsie
2® W Doyle 9 Onar, Col. Randell, The Tarson
By Broomstick — Sana Pear (L. Jacob).
7*>t 7 7 4 A Nicklaus 10 H.’s Brother. Dartworth. S.Bircl
3 2 3* E Tucker 4 Huguenot, Donblet. Ataboy
3* 3 14 R Waugh 6 Reybourn, Huguenot, Sandow
65 7**4Mr WW’dy 7 Ilngnenot, R. Maiden, Reybourn
3 4 3 3 1 M Garner 5 Guy Fisher. S. of Valley, Napier
5 4 5*J M Buxton C Sarsenet, WaterWelles, Orotund
8 4 8 1 * M Garner 10 His Nibs, Forecast. Daingerfield
6= 3 s M Garner 8 W. Shoes, Robinetta, B. Quince
6 6 3 J J McCahey 0 Pullux, Othello. Grumpy
1* l 2 R Troxler 9 Azyiade, Menlo Park, Carlton G.
7* 7 21 J McK’ver 9 Distant Shore, Hedge. W. Shoes
7 1 10* 7 J McK’ver 11 Paton. Coin. Penaltr
By The Scribe — Dreamy Eyes (E. Hen).
G»»fc 8 27 J Butwell 9 Kris Kringle, The Rump, Lullier
7J 7 1C |F Cooper 9 Menlo Park, Stonehenge, Hester
1 3 2i» J McTag’rt 7 Robinetta, TomHancock, Napier
14 24 T Hayes 5 Billie Baker, T. Hancock, Napier
3* 3 4 4 J Pitz 7 Balfron. Carlton G.. L. Travers
3 3 3 2 4 T Hayes 7 Yodeling. Balfron, Dick’s Pet
1*4 1*4 R McD’ott 7 Canto, TomHancock, Abbotsford
2 h 2 2 J Deav’p’t 11 Fastoso, V’adayJr., L.Spirituelle
4 nt 2 2 W Young 8 Zodiac. C.F.Grainger. P. Dumas
3* 3*4 W Y’oung 11 T.Governor, Fr. Johnson. Fastoso
6 4 6**^ Ural 7 Yadopeep, Joe Deibold. Orperth
By Ornament — Mary Street (H. G. Bed well).
5* 5* 2 F Cooper 7 R. Meteor. S. of Love, Dick’sPet
3 7 F Cot>per 8 Dartworth. Marshon. Carlton G.
S Corsican, Royal Meteor, Valas
7 Carlton G., Trovato. L. Travers
7 Yodeling, Trovato. Dick’s Pet
7 Stonehenge, Har. Lauder. Napier
8 Robinetta, Orperth. Dryad
15 Gloaming. Guy Fisher, Volant
lO Dryad. His Nibs. Maryland Girl
7 S.ofLove. V’dayjr., L.S’iritueIle
8 Valas, G.M.Miller, Star of I^>re
7 S.ofI^>ve, Abbotsford, First Star
10 Marshon. Surpassing. Beau Pere
5 4 5 11 F Cooper
I s 1* F Cooper
2* 2* F Cooper
5* 7*4 F Cooper
1* 1*4 F Cooper
104 14 23 F Cooper
3* 2* F Cooper
l»k ij f Cooper
5* 5* F Cooper
24 4 2 4 F Cooper
1* 2*4 F Cooper
By Andrew Mack — Light of Day (F. Holman).
1» 2 l C Peak 9 Copp**rtown, Deviltry Gordon
L l 3 J Pen’gast C LnkeVanZandt. Dixie, MastcrJoe
2 2*4 D Boland 7 Duquesne, Ajax. Minda
1 4 4 j A Hullcoat 7 Mas.Jim. L. Van Zandt. Ravenal
l 1* N Foden 9 Gallant Boy, Ajax, LukeV. Zandt
Bv Clifford — Aranaa IL (R. E. Watkins).
-s 7!t t Rice 10 Wodan. Orperth, Sigma Alpha
)* 8*4 R McD’ott 14 Alhena. Singletoe. Dick’s Pet
“ 6 11 A Collins 8 Dartworth, Marshon. Balfron
lO Star Bird, Orotund. M. Warren
9 Stir Up, Beau Pere. Change
8 S. of Lore. Fascinating. D.’s Pet
. _ 12 Egmont. Astrologer. Fly Home
6*4 H Hanmer 7 King Box. Fascinating. Fenrock
A m 3 l R McD’ott 9 T.Koch, FredaJohnson. Fastoso
8 2 8 1 * J Mary® 12 King Box. LonlseTravers. Aprlsa
1*4 l 4 A Mott 8 Lochiel. Burwood. Lather
Collins
8 1T A Collins
7*5 T Haves
8*4 T Rice
7*4 T Rice
SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 8evern Selling Handicap. 3-year-old« and upward. (92802—1:39—3 — 112.)
SURPRISING, b. c. 4
23745 Laurel 54 f l:6C4fcfast 40
21963 Aqueduct 1 1 :36^fast 20
21911 Aqueduct 7 S 1 :2T>";-fast 5
2I3U7 Aqueduct 1 1 :39%fast 20
21170 .lamuica 1116 1:48 fast 15
21068 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 fast 10
20321 Pimlico 3-4 1:15^mud 2|
20107 H.deG’ce 54 f 1 :06%good 6
20070 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:12Kfast 40
20034 II.deG’ce $-4 l:14*»lQW 4*
112
114
6
11
12
103
5
1
1
l
107
o
2
3
2
103
1
4
4
S
J07
1
1
1
1
133
1
6
6
108
3
1
2
110
2
1
2
115
3
4
4
U6
i
t
3
Bv Marta
111 12 12 C Bore l 14
3 3 3* M ftnxton 8
3J 4* .T Butwell 8
5* 5 7 | .1 McTag’rt *:
2 3 2* C llilestls 3
6G 6*3 C Iluestis 7
2*4 3 3 4 M Buxton 8
2‘ 3 2 | G Corey 5
5* 5* E Ambrose 8
I jug Turner 3
(R. F. Canaan).
Quartz. Robt. Bradley. Venetia
Sam Jackson. C«M)iiette. Hoilge
Holiday. Capra. Trial by Jury
ltoa liter. Stroiulndi. llarmotiicon
SlromlMili. Charlestonian
T.o’th’M’ning. llanovla. Figinnr
Montresor. W.Lady. K.Cimarder
Andrew. Montresor. Ilorron
Slu tuber 1 1., Waterhass. Keweesa
Slumber II.. Pomette Bleu
DAILY RACING FORM.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915.
WOODEN SHOES, ch. g. 4
it:; v i .aim i i l n; i:i.v\rast 28
U.diHi’iv 1in 7 6yl :1'.“V.fas| .to
2277s ItHmnnt 1 1 It; 1:4<v^f:ui( 9 5
22628 Belmont 1 1:9* fast 4-5
21749 IV I ntoti t 1 1:39 fast fi
II664 Belmont I 1:41 fast 16 I
KEWESSA. b. g. §
23827 Pimlico 3 4 1:13 fast 13
23739 Laurel 3-4 1:13 fast 20
23743 laurel fit f l:06%fast 16-5
22532 I-aurel 2-4 l:13*^good 7J
23375 Laurel 3-4 1:17 hvy 24
22276 W’dbine 3-4 1:13 fast 1
23178 W’dbine 3-4 l:tl%fa.st 16 6
2.*Wn>9 Dorval 3-4 1:11 fast 3
22700 Bluer. on. 3-4 1:12 fast 6
22249 Windsor 3-4 1 :13«fcfast 7-5
22163 Fort Erie 3-4 l:14%good 37-5
CLIFF FIELD, br. c. 4
23830 Pimlico 1 1:42 fast 3£
23746 !-aurel 1 1-S 1:51 fast «o
235t» laurel lm70y l:4S~*slop 42-5
23445 laurel 1 1-16 1:55 mud 17
23311 H.deG’ce lm70yl:44 fast 2
23228 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :43 fast 60
23038 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:12%fast 60
21348 Aqueduct 1 l:43%hvy 4
21272 Aqueduct ll:39*fast 7
21130 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :4C%fast 8-5
2**76 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4Ci,kfast 16-5
CORSICAN, b. g. 3
2-7.7 9 I^aarel lniTOy 1:50 hvy 31-10
225*4 I^aurel 5i f 1:07 fast 85
22419 J-aurel 3-4 1:14 good 2J
23281 W’dbine lmTOy 1:47 fast 12-5
23096 W’dbine 1 1-16 l:47%fast 2
23<7€ W’dbine 3-4 l:12%fast 25
22724 BlueBon. 1 l:39%fast 8-5
22t78 BlueBon. 1 1 :39rsfast 18-5
22595 Con’ght 1 l:47%mud 3
LITTLE NEARER, b. g. 6
22704 Belmont 1 l:41%fast 6-5
22319 Saratoga 1 1-8 1 :05%good 3
21787 Belmont 1 1:44 fast 13-20
21746 Belmont 1 1:33 fa-st 30
2**059 H.deG’ce lm70yl:45 fast 16
1S493 H.deG’ce lm70y 1:44^1 fast 5
18456 H.deG’ce lm70yl :44 V* fast 7
1S4J3 H.deG’ce lm70yl:46 good 7
1S2S2 Pimlico 1 1-16 l :47^fast 16
18278 Laurel 1 1^7%fast 14
is* *71 Laurel 1 1-8 1:52 fast 41-5
17900 Laurel 1 l:33%fast 1
BRAVE CUNARDER. br. c. 4
23793 I-aur* l lm70y l:47%hvy i*«-10
2576! Lauix*l 11-16 1:46 fast 105
23724 T^iurel 3-4 l:15%slo\v 33-3
23641 laurel lm?0y 1:47 slow 125
23589 laurel 3-4 l:17%hvy 18
22419 I -a un i 3-4 1:14 good39-10
118 4 2 2
112
US 9 7
116 7 7
103 10 8
luO 7 5
100 6 5
116 4 1
110 1 1
1»9 4 4
105 6 1
107 4 1
102 2 2
103
1**7 9 10 9
101 4 6 5
97 4 5 5
i*S 5 2 3
105 2 4 5
921 168
100 3 6
102 2 3 2
106 2 4 3
By Burgomaster — Breakdown (Quincy Stable).
5‘. I s J M «•(',! Iiey c. SlurtGrass. WabThass. D.Sliorc
s S ,s 4 McCahey S Ro| v . c. *»’ i lie Walk. S. Grass
P 1*5 J JMc« '.* Iiey A ma hi. Hedge. Sj*carlu*:ul
1 3 1- J Met ’a hey s lto|»in«*tta, Beethoven. It. Quince
4 4* J McCahey 4 Thoruliill. Virile, polarius
2* 34 J McCaliey !h HistantShore. Hedge, n’Sulllvan
Bv McGee — S&nfara (M. Oliver).
4- 6 ,; 1 J Smyth 10 lligkX<»oii, c.o’theWalk. W.I.ady
H- 12 ,# 5»I Hanmer 12 Sir Edgar. High Noon. Hanson
75 74 F Cooper 14 Quarts. Robt. Bradley. Venetia
'J* 8 1 ! J Callahanll High Noon. Dodge, Hanson
52 5 ,0 MI llanmer S Back Kav. Dodge. Silica
14 24 P Goldst’11 r. w. Lady. A. N. Akin. BetweenUs
1> 2 h 11 I la inner O W. Lady. Pan Zareta. A. N. Akin
3 l 35 E Haynes R’ekBay, 1’enZaretu. Greenwood
WATER WELLES, ch. g. 7 114
23513 Laurel f l :*>7 fast 67-10 in l I
23205 Jl.dcGYo fit f 1 :«»7 fast 15 111 3
23083 II. drij’ce 3 11:11 fast 7 107 ^
22999 H.deGYe 3 I 1 : l : : . l . t S) 99 «
228.70 Belmont 3-4 st Ui'Jast 6 5 Jiti 3
22776 Belmont 3 1 si 1 :1 tv&fast 16-5 102 4
18276 Laurel
5i f 1 :06%last 17 1U 5
II Jlanmer Kj Venetia, Sir Edgar. Slit*per Day
2376! laurel
STt-4 laurel
23641 l^aurel
23589 1-aurel
22419 I-uurel
23*02 H.de<;’ce 5?. f 1 :06*4ta*t 100
22796 BlueBon. 1 1:41 slow 21-5
22433 Windsor 1 1 :40 fast 41-5
rr.s<7 Ham’ ton 1 l:41%slow 4
21439 Fort Erie lm7oyl:54%hvy 33-10
21262 Ham* ton 1 1-16 l:46«ifast 31
20961 BlueBon. 1 l:42%mud 21-5
VOLANT, ch. g. S
22' 1<* l^iiurel 1 1-16 l:!7“fast 34-a
23761 Laurel 1 1-16 1:46 fast 16
23591 Laurel lm20y 1:47 hvy 121
23533 Laurel lm20y 1:42 good 47-5
23417 Laurel lmTOy l:46%fOod 4
2:,* 1<* Laurel 1 1-16 1:17“ fast 34-5
23761 Laurel 1 1-16 1:46 fast 16
23591 Laurel lm20y 1:47 hvy 125
23533 Laurel lm20y 1:42 good 47-5
23417 Laurel lmTOy lriO^good 4
23312 H.deG’ce lmTOy l:44%fast 8
23061 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :46^fast 6
22509 Saratoga 1 1:45 slow 5
22471 Saratoga 3-4 l:14%fast 45
22400 Saratoga 55 f LOS^fast 3
22231 Saratoga 1 l:46Vihvy 11-5
CLIFF HAVEN, ch. c. 8
23817 Pimlico 1 1-S l^d^fast 33
21784 Uam’ton 1 1-16 1:46 fast 3
21294 Ham ’ton 1 1-8 l:53%fast 35
21156 Con’ght 1 1-16 l:4S%good 5
20691 BlueBon. 11:43 slow 73-10
2* 846 BlueBon. 1 1-8 l:54*f,fast 33-20
20554 W’dbine 1 1-16 1 :4S%fast 13-20
20427 W’dbine 1 1-8 l:54%fast 38-5
W’dhine 1 1-16 1:48 good 44-5
REPUBLICAN, b. g. 6
22726 laurel 1 mTOy 1 .46^, slow 4
23641 I-iurel lmTOy 1:47 slow 16
2337H I-aurel 1 1-16 l:30%hvy 5
25515 I^iurel lm20v 1 :43%goodl9-20
23481 I^aurcl 1 1-16 1:55 mud 21-5
23377 laurel 1 1-16 l:53%livy 17-20
23264 H.deG’ce lmTOyl: 44 fast 4 h
2»>39 H.deG’ce Im70>-1 :46>4fast 11-10
21611 Aqueduct 1 l:39%fast 16-5
21475 Aqueduct 1 l:45%slop 1-2
20727 Belmont 1 1-16 l:46%fast 11-10
20620 Belmont 1 1:40 fast 3
O’SULLIVAN, ch. h. 5
23312 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :44%fast 15
23204 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 45
23037 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :45Vsfast 12
22*880 Belmont 1 1-8 1 :53 fast 10
22778 Belmont 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 6
23894 Belmont 1 1-26 1:49 fast 2
CANNONADE, b. c. 3
23808 Laurel 1 l:39%fast 264
*23745 Laurel 55 f 1 :06»/ 5 fast f’ld
22433 Windsor 11:40 fast 11
21782 Ham’ton 1 1-16 1:47 fast 15
21725 Windsor 1 l:40%fast 3-4
21626 Windsor 1 l:40%fast 9-4
20698 Douglas 3-4 l:137ifast 12-5
18292 iAtonia 1 l:41%fast 3-2
18244 l^atonia 3-4 l:13%fast 17
18098 Latonia 55 f 1:08 fast 29-10
111 7 7 7
112 1 8 8
105 6 3 4
110 5 7 7
109 4 5 4
108 4 4 4
109 4 0 5
107 2 4 4
110 6 5 5
107
104 3 4 3
111 2 5 5
115 2 3
1*18 5 4 4
112 4 3
104 5 4
97 6 7
104 7 6 €
110 6 7 €
112 4 1 2
110 2 4 4
112 1 2 2
106 4 5 4
103
103 3 1 1
101 4 :: 3
101 4 3 2
114 2 2 2
105 7 3 1
101 2 1 1
108 3 2 3
100 3 1 1
112 2 3
107 4 2
105 3 Fell.
98
1<*1 6 6 6
103 10 9 S
92 2 2 3
99 3 1 2
109 5 5 5
99 2 2 4
108 2 3 1
117 4 5 5
93 2 4 5
114
112 8 6 5
112 8 3 5
98 4 3 5
113 6 6 6
*:> 2 3 J Suiyth 7 Venetia, Othello. The W. Moon
1>5 l*i J Smyth 7 Sir Edgar, PanZarcta. R.Rradley
Bv Clifford— Richfield (L. J. Carey).
9« 6 3 i M Garner lo Ambrose. Sir W .Johnson, K. Box
5'1 5”i R McD’ott S Roly. Blue Thistle. Hedge
:]* 3’i It McD’ott t; Spearhead. Pardnor. Hedge
45 4 4 £ J Me’l’ag’rt u Runes, Borgo. Par drier
4- 4H L Mink (*» Reybourn, Hedge, Pardner
7= 7 ,0, : L Mink S S. Grass, Roly. C. o’ the Walk
7 7«*iL Mink 7 He Will. Bac, Pnllux
2* 2 ? J McTag’rt 5 Harry Shaw, Lazuli. Absconder
4« 4=5 M Buxton 5 Bac, Harry Shaw. Thornhill
1*5 1= M Buxton 5 Watertown. W. Shoes. Saratoga
2b 2* W Lilley 4 Roly, Lazuli. Otto Floto
By Golden Maxim— Personal (W. P. Burch).
1= 1* R MeD’oti K Koval Meteor, Valas, H. Junior
8= 7 7 f K Har’gton tr S*iuoeler, Scaramouch, Forum
3* U Har’gt’u 5 Sarsenet, B.C’uarder, P’gressive
81 8*2 J Morys l» Stir Up. Beau Pere, Change
3= 4-5 J Morys « Buzz Around. Kedland. Martian
2*»t !«>* J Morj's l.’t Sempsilla. Urossbuu, Harbard
2 3 l l J Morys « Redland. St. Lazerian. Marshon
l 1 2b J .uorys b Buzz Around. Videt, Elia Biyson
1= 1* J Morys G Pardner. I’late Glass, Harbard
By Golden Maxim — Leonalla (C. H. Robbins).
2‘ 2» F AIihts :: Bac, Top Hat
4' 3>= C F’b’ther G Linden thal. The Grader, Hedge
l l 1=5 F Alpers 5 Perth Rock, Ham. I’ass, Doublet
6 s 5‘= C F’b’ther 7 Harry Shaw, Lazuli. Ben Quince
7| 7H C F’b’ther 8 Cliff Field. Progressive Lochiel
5 l 4*1 G Byrne 8 G.M.Miller, Amalfi, Itl. Thistle
3 1 3 3 1 C F’b’ther S Pardner, Thornhill, Polly H.
35 25 C F’b’ther f> Amalfi. Thornhill, Harry Shaw
5 3=5 C F’b’ther r» Thornhill. Holiday. Brynlimah
5 4 :, J C F’b’ther 5 Republican. Thornhill. P’tbrusb
3‘ 5=5 C F’b’ther !> Elwah. Polly H.. Amalfi
4* 3'i C F’b’ther G Flitaway, UncleMun. IIllaBryson
By Cunard— Gra’l (H. G. Bedwell).
8 1 ?. 8 ,S 5W Lilley lO All Smiles, Burwood, Marshon
4 : 4=5 W Lilley 10 Volant. Stonehenge, Ambrose
4* ?,*l F t’«Kjper 7 Fair Helen. Pnllux, Ahara
COLONEL ASHMEADE. b. g. 8 109
23747 Laurel lni2l>y l:42%fast 21 5 1 ( >» 111
23611 Laurel 3-4 l:15%hvy 95 1«*7 !) 9
23515 Laurel lm20y l:43%good 109 UB 111
23333 H.deG’ce lmTOyl : 44 V 6 fast 25 K'4 5 5 7
23267 H.deti’ce 1 1-16 1:48 fast 8 103 3 3 2
23172 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :45 good 7 99 8 8 7
23059 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :45 fast 60 102 2 1 1
229S6 H.deG’ce lmTOyl :44‘Afast 60 100 7 5 4
22760 Ttm’Ium Ab5-8
fast 1-2 116
DAKOTA, cb.
22553 Saratoga
20335 Pimlico
20281 Pimlico
20215 Pimlico
1996S Bowie
19617 Havana
19570 Havana
19527 Havana
1S6S4 Charle’n
1S*JC3 Charle’n
1S587 Charle’n
18557 Charle’n
g, 4 1
5J f 1:08 fast 15 1
3-4 l:ll»igood 1* j
3-4 1:16 slow 41-20 ;
3-4 1:14 fast 61-20
3-4 l:14%fast 2 ]
3-4 1 :14Vsfast 2
55 f 1 :0S fast 11-10
3-4 l:15%fast 3-2
65 f l:08<£fast 2
3-4 l:l6%good 20
3-4 1:15 fast 8
3-4 l:15%fast 6
2 2 1* J Morys
l 1 2b J .uorys
1= 1* J Morys
4 3 | W Lilley
3*1 F t’«Kjper
BILLIE HIBES, br. g, 10
23820 RoscTree Ab 1 1:55 fast
23800 R’seTree Ab7-S 1:31 fast
2S769 W. Marsh 11:42 fast
23720 W. Marsh 3-41:1 5‘/-hvy
25629 Lyn’w’d 6.’ f 1:26 good
22437 Rumson Ab3-4 slow
CANTO, cb. c, 4
23795 Laurel 55 f 1:08 good
22678 Laurel 55 f l:ll*4hvy
23613 Laurel 1 1-16 IrSHfchvy
2317S Laurel 3 4 l:20%mud
23467 Laurel lm70y 1 :54%hvy
23393 Laurel 1 1-16 1:56 hvy
23267 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1:48 fast
229S1 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13%fast
21447 Aqueduct 3-4 l:15%siow
20339 Pimlico lm40y l:46HtP>od
20279 Pimlico lm40yl:46 slow
26234 Pimlico 3-4 l:14%fast
DEVOTER, b. g, 4
4= 6=5 F Cooper lo Lahore. Scaramouch. Auialli
3= 2'5 F Cooper *» Superintendent, E. Allen. D.Fisb
2b 2° F Cooper 5 Sarsenet, Corsican, Progressive
7 6*2 J McK’ver 7 Hanson. J«*e P.lalr. Etruscan
8 3 9' 7 F Cooper !» A. N. Akin, Redland. Tactics
7= 7‘*2 F CnM 8 l)r. Larrick. F. Fay, Cnnnoiiade
51 T^E Taplin 8 Schemer, Water Lady, Recoil
5 5= 7 E Taplin f* Redlaml. Burwood. Progressive
os 2 h E Taplin 7 B. Broom. I*. Eugene. D.M’donald
41 6 1 * E Taplin 6 Water Lady. Squeeler, Anxiety
By Cunard — Estimation (W. Vale).
1= 4=2 S Wolst’m G Lahore. Buzz Around. Day Day
1*5 l 1 L Alien lO S’nehenge, Ambrose, B.Cunardor
4= 6 C } L Alien S Yodeling. Ben Quince. Marshon
ink 3:5 L Allen 11 Eagle. Scorpii. Jes^e Jr.
jh 2‘5 F Cooper 7 S. of Love, Noureddin. N. Light
2= 3*5 L Allen 15 Gloaming, G. Fisher, Dningerfield
8= 9=* T McTag’t !» Ambrose. Roblnetta. Alhena
l 3 l 1 L Allen G Booker Bill. Carlton G.. Alhena
35 6* T McTag’t 13 Evelyn C.. Jesse Jr.. Devil Fish
4J 5* T McTag’t 11 Tinkle Bell, Forecast. Gloaming
M Buxton 10 W. Wonder. Squeeler. Tink.Bell
By Clifford — Alderman’s Daughter (Crown Stable).
€= «> 8 1 L McAtee S Spearlu*’*l. St’nebenge, B. Thistle
S= 7*=5L McAfee 12 Fenrock, Dickls Pet, Dundreary
4 4* L McAtee 4 Tactics. FounTaui Fay. Pandean
3 s 4*1 L McAtee 4 FmiUhl Fay, Kingly. Tactics
5 5° J Groth 5 Celto. Shyness, Stalwart Helen
15 l 1 L McAtee G Orperth. Cnttvhmik. VoladavJr.
15 3b J Groth 7 Ida Claire. Fly Home. Joe Stein
. 25 2b P Goldst’n 7 Coxnmonada, Boxer. Fly Home
5* 6“J L McAteo 7 Tactics. Luther. Progressive
By Stalwart — Miss Canale (C. C. Smithson).
G’ 7’ *5 A <’«*lluis it> ViMleling. Scaramouch, Dryad
5«S 5=2 A Collins K* Lali**ro. Scaramouch, Amalfi
6 6 s '5-1 McTag’rt c. Noureddin. Montresor, B. Thistle
7® 7 J1 J Pitz 8 Noureddin, Day Day. Pardner
15 1 = A Collins G Spearhead. Pnllux, Lahore
3 1 1*5 W Lilley 4 Borgo, Ilariy Lauder. Gloaming
lb 1= T McTag’t !> Eagle, Squeeler. Jesse Jr.
2 h l n F Cooper 11 Borax Eagle. Jesse Jr.
3 s 3=5 M Buxton 4 StarGift, St’henge, S.andStripes
35 30 p Lowder s Dryad. Ben Quioce, Patrick S.
2 2=5 J Butwell 2 Blue Thistle
3 3== G Garner 3 Thornhill. G. M. Miller
By Oddfellow — Rosinante (J. MacManus).
12 53 C B’garae l.» Gloaming, Guy Fisher. Volant
9 8*1 C B’game 0 Amalfi, Stonehenge. Guv Fisher
5* 4>2 C B’game 10 Borgo, Daingerfield. His Nibs
7* 6*2 C B’game b Daingerfield. Amalfi. Guv Fisher
5 5” C Turner 5 Wooden Slices. Amalfi. Hodge
Ink 15 c B’game 4 Ben Quince. Easter Star, Napier
By Dick Welles — Outwai (J. J. Ryan).
9 9 l7 lT Hayes !i C. o’ the Walk. Eagle. Bnckhorn
13* 13 13 T Hayes 14 Quartz. Robt. Bradley. Venetia
4 l 3=2 R McD’ott 8 l»r. Lnrriek. Fount. Fay. l’.Petal
45 4=2 J Acton 1 1 Resign, Schemer, Bendel
25 Z n M Garner 7 S. Helen. Richwood, Brandywine
18292 Latonia
18244 latonia
18098 Latonia
108 l 3
Pi9 5 4
105 4 2
110 3 3 3
103
114 1 12 12
108 9 6 7
112 8 8 6
111 9 9 8
103 2 4 4
114 2 3 2
96
96 9 9 9
102 13 12
99 5 5 4
98 a 4 4
101 1 1 3
104 4 3 2
105 4 5
104 4 5 2
105 3 3
112 3 5
23824 Pimlico
20292 Pimlico
20245 Pimlico
20217 Pimlico
*20182 Pimlico
20142 Pimlico
3-1 1:16 fast
2 3:57%fast
2 3:51 fast
2 3:52 fast
2 4:0l%inud
2 3:57%fast
116
10 131 6
35 144 5
10 123 5
4 118 1
4 126 3
5 119 S
101
rid 111 14
rid 115 12
92 107 l
115 112 S
24-6 113 10
35 111 1
50 111 10
60 109 7
12 118 7
27-5 H2 5
22 HO 6
8 116 3
-1 98 „
ol 115 7
5 137 3
13 136 4
18491 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:05 fast
18455 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:13 fast
18426 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:15 slow
By Dirk Welles — Parir.ienne (R. I. Miller).
3 1 9« 11 ‘-AM Buxton 1 1 J.R. Harrell. 1M. Adams. F.IIib o
4 3 .1= *:• R Troxlci 1 | Eagle. Forum. Fuzzy Wuzzy
3 3 PMHJ MeTag’rtll Sarsenet, Striker. Scallywag
1 I 4nw r.r*] J MeTag’rtll Squeeler. Marporie A.. Dinah J»o
1 j 0 3 ’I’ McTag’t G Sarsenet, Orotund, Campcou
3 3 61 lpj M Gamer 1G Tin. Bell. Gloaming, Humiliation
2 2 3“k 4*4 K Karrick 9 BeUunoor, Sherw**od, E. Bryson
By Sain — Antipode (C. C. Smithson).
1113= 4 3 £ A Schu’gTl4 Alhena, Singletoe. Dick’s Pet
0 9 9 9 11 G- Byrne 9 Lady London, Salon. Enver Bev
1114= 5*4 L Allen 8 Noureddin, Pay Day, Pardner *
5 7 7 8* L Allen 10 Eagle, Ambrose. Ben Quince
3 2 1 52 77J Allen 10 Stonehenge. U. Warren, Petelus
8 7 6 5= 6» L Mink 0 Ben Quince, Alhena. Carlton G.
11 1 24 3«* L Mink 7 Runes, Amalfi, He*lge
5 4 3 44 5 15 L Mink 8 Lady Teresa. Amalfi. Eagle
3=1 R Troxler 0 St.Helene. PageWhite. Monereif
By Planudea — Whyota (W. Birnie).
9 Fell. L McAtee 14 Huntress. San Vega. Bev. Jaim *
3 4 3°k 5*4 T Nolan 7 MarjorieA., B’ndywine, Cannock
1 1 1* l l T Nolan 5 Hoffman. BeauPere, Herrinana
2 3 3* 3 1 ! T Nolan 0 P. Streak, SilverMoou, Lohengrin
4 4 4 l 4 4 4 F Coleman 8 Yodeling, Brandywine, M.Casca
1 1= 1= Allen 9 Yel. Eyes, Lohengrin, Co*^.ster
3 3 ! 1 l 1 F Coleman 8 Elsewhere, Euvy, Faithful
1 1* 1* F Colemanll The Monk, J. H. Barr. Malik
3 2 Ink 1 * e Pool 13 MissBrusb, Hearthstone, Mois’nt
2 3 6 n k 5*1 e Pool S Cannock, Dick’s Pet, Miss J**:in
11 10 10* IQ 1 * R Shilling 14 Cannock. Rodondo, Gallant Boy
1 1 5 1 8*1 E Pool 12 Broomsedge, T.M.Green. Areh’y
By Fatherless — Aurine (J. T. Temple).
4 35 4* C H G’don !► Brazenose. ’Atat*»>y, Billie llibhs
2 25 24 A Stretch 11 Spearhead, Brazenose. ii'giienot
N 6.5 5 3 A Stretch IO Spearhead. Armament, H’gucuot
15 2 1 A Stretch 9 Armament, Mohonk. ’Atalsiy
1 1= In stretch G Armament. Matehlleld. Alledo
8 8 3=4 St retell 8 Dash. Culvert. Jose
By Chilton — Chantilla (R. P. Simpson).
14 14 14 13 1J 5G Corey i4 Outlook, Silver Moon, Viley
12 12 12 12 l3 i<; C’orey 11’ Borax. Envy. Old Bob
7 7 S 8 8**5G Corey 8 Dartworth. Marshon. Balfrfin
5 7 7 15 7 01 . M Buxton 9 L. Travers. Springraass. Wodan
7 8 9 9 6' 7 M Buxton 10 R. Meteor, Menlo Park, Surgeon
11 1 2 1 ® 2*5 M Buxton 7 Trovato, T. Hancock, Abbotsford
10 10 10 S 1 8 7 ^ J McCabe IP Stonehenge, M. Warren, Petelus
8 9 5 1 S"! M Buxton 12 Sand Marsh. T. as Steel. B. Path
8 8 8 S'*5J Butwell 8 Tinkle Bell. Hiker, Gilt Edge
5 4 3 4*> 5=J A Schu’g’r 7 Yoileling, Battery. Daingerfield
5 2 2 2 1 ! 2 l A Schut’g’r 8 Balfron. Daingerfield, C.H’oway
7 5 4 l o 4 4 A Schut’g’r 9 Richwood. M. Sherwood, Alhena
By Oss&ry — Devotion (J. E. Davis).
10 F> 10 s 10 s i: Moore ll Shrewsbury, Primary. Our John
2 1 Fell. W Murphy «’» El Bart, Bryndor, Kings Lynn
4 6 5 5* 5*°5W Murphy 9 Swish, Abdon, T*>m iiom
Ran out. F Turnb’ke 8 Kintore, Single Stick. Syosset
2 2 Ran out. E Burke Sun King, Eseooia, Ches. Krum
1 2 2 3® 3 7 5 W Murphy G Ballybay, Meshach, Meltouere
Bolted. F Will’ms G Chnpadero, I. Michael, F. A. Stone
Lost rider. R Gilbert 11 R.Oliver, Broth. Folk. F’. A. Stone
Bolted. R Gilbert 0 Cli’pad’o, Foxeraft, Seneg’ui’b’n
25 Z n M Garner 7 S. Helen. Richwood, Brandywine
l 4 l 4 M Garner 10 Dundreary. Wad.’s Last. Encore
3 1 2* L Gentry 9 Carrie Orrne. Malheur, Alkanet
ink ink j Metcalf 13 Gold.Girl. White Crown, J*je D.
1*4 1* J Metcalf 12 Nobleman, W’teCrown. W. Witch
45 5*5 E McEweni2 Bamlxx>. Dundreary, Osmonde
SEVENTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling Handicap. (05722—1:12—6—124.)
VILEY. br. g, 6
237H5 laurel 61 f 1:0S good 32-5
23516 I^iurel 55 f l:08%good 9
22ItCl Dorval 55 f l:0C%fast 8-5
22862 Dorval 55 f 1 :07 fast 37-20
22658 BlueBon. 3-4 l:12%fast 95
22569 Con’ght 3-4 l:14^fast 8
22524 Con’ght 55 f l:10*igoo<91
CROSSBUN. br. f. 4
saw Pimlico :;-4 l:13%fast 55
23795 J-aurel 5.J f l.^lS good59-10
226U9 Laurel 3-4 l:17 4 4hvy 31-10
23546 Laurel lm20y 1:42 fast 11-5
25511 l^iurel 5J f l:0S%good 7
23211 W’dbine lmTOy l:45%fast 6
23141 W’dbine 3 4 l:13%good 32-5
23o76 W’dbine 3-4 l:12^fast 14
22798 BlueBon. 3-4 l:13Hslow 50
21782 Ilam’ton 1 1-16 1:47 fast 30
KOOTENAY, ch. g. 7
23834 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 12
22232 Sr. nFran. Z\ f 1:06% last —
23164 San Fran. f l:06%fast —
23125 RanFran. 7-8 1:27 fast —
22992 Ran Fran, o? f l:0C%fast —
22R8S Ran Fran. 3-4 1:13 fast —
23663 San Fran. 7-S 1:27 fast —
2*2€!6 SanFran. 55fl:OC%fast —
22604 SanFran. 3-4 1:15 fast —
22296 Reno 5’. f 1:00% fast 34-5
223 09 Reno 3-4 1:13 fast 4|
25ir. SanFran. 7-8 1:27 fi
22:*92 SanFran. 5? f l:0C%fj
22*888 SanFran. 3-4 1:13 fi
23663 SanFran. 7-S 1:27 fi
22616 SanFran. 5*fl:0C%fj
22604 SanFran. 3-4 1:15 fi
222*96 Reno 5’. f l:0G%fi
22309 Reno 3-4 1:13 ft
ELLA BRYSON, ch. m. 7.
22724 BlueBon. 1 l:39%fi
22678 BlueBon. 1 1 :39%R
22362 Saratoga 1 1 :42%g
21 S42 Aqueduct 11:40 f
21605 Aqueduct 1 1:39 f
21192 Jamaica 3-4 l:14%f
2Vj!> 2 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 s
RUBICON n M b. h. 6
22965 Dorval 51 f 1
115
IS f 1 :0S good 32-5 111 1
ih f 1 :08%good 9 103 6
f l:0C%fast 8-5 109 2
?. f 1 :07 fast 37-20 106 2
3-4 l:!2%fast 95 90 5
3-4 1:1 4% fast 8 95 2
* f l:l0%goo<bl 107 1
r. 4 ii6
3-4 l:13%fast 5* US 11
>1 f 1:08 good59-10 116 S
3-4 l:17 4 ihvy 31-10 112 7
20 v 1:42 fast 11-5 111 4
ȣ f l:0S%good 7 lo:j 6
70y 1 :45%fast 6 108 2
3 4 l:13%good 32-5 112 3
3-4 1:12% fast 14 105 4
3-4 l:13%slow 50 100 8
-16 1:47 fast 30 102 8
g. 7 109
3 4 1:14 fast 12 101 3
1 f l:06%fast — 1<*« 7
f 1 :06%fast — 108 5
7-8 1:27 fast — 115 2
l f l:0C%fast — 107 3
3-4 1:13 fast — 107 2
7-S 1:27 fast — 119 4
i*fl:0G%fast — 107 4
3-4 1:15 fast — 113 3
ilfl:0G%fast 34-5 102 4
3-1 1:13 fast 4| 102 3
ch. m. 7. 117
1 1 :39%fast 3 K*6 1
1 1 :39%fast 11-10 113 4
1 1 :42%good C 111 3
1 1:40 fast 9-20 111 1
1 1:39 fast 41 ]09 2
3-4 1:14%fast 11-5 110 2
3-4 1:15 slow 8 115 8
h. 6 109
J f 1 :06%tast 21-5 m.9 1
22833 Dorval
51 f 1 : 06% fast
21-5
108
8
5
4
5= 5=2 A
Nerger
22596 Con’ght
3-4
1 :19 mud
15
106
7
3
3
6* 6 4 ‘ A
Xerger
22504 Con’ght
3—4
l:17%slow
6
108
2
1
2
3b fi* J
Morys
224d9 Windsor
51 f
1:67 fast
25
104
3
S
6
4»k 2 1 ?. A
Nergor
2164** Windsor
5-1 f l:09%slop
16
111
3
5
5
6»J 24 A
Neylon
SUPREME, ch.
r. 4
113
By Star Shoot-
By Marta Santa — Maid of Fortune (J, Phillips).
2 2 2' 3 1 W Lilley 11 Outlook. Silver Moon, Hiker
3 6 10= ll**?.F Cooi»er 11 E. Allen, Sprlngmttss, Jimllasey
1 2 4'J 6 7 J F Coleman S Gold Cap. Bula Welsh. Nigad<*o
1 1 l'i l l J Morys 9 Bula Welsh. L. London, S.Raym’d
4 3 5i 8 ,# J Morys 10 Marj. A., King Box, PrivetPetal
2 1 Si 5*1 J Morys 8 Marj. A.. Watert.Ily, Un. Jimmie
2 1 4» 8*J R McD’ott 8 Sir Raymond. J.Zarate. J.ofAsia
By Peter Pan — Lucy Cross (R. B. Stelle).
8 3 3 3 3 3 S Wolst’m 14 Striker. Borax. I.adv London
6 € 6'?. 5’i J McTag’rtI4 Outlook. Silv* r Moon, Viley
2 4 5= 5 4 J Suiyth 10 Dryad. Mr. Sniggs, Jim L.
6 5 5“b c 5 5 J Callahan S Ncphthys. Camellia. Dinah Do
5 5 4 3 3 J J J Callahan 12 Forum. Briar Path, Enver Bey
4 6 6* 6 7 *>iR McD’ott 7 Star Gift. Egmont, Sigma Alpha
6 6 5* 1° W Kolsay l:; Kopje. Between Us, Y’adopeep
1 1 1*5 3} J Callahanll Corsican, Sempsilla, Ilarbard
7 7 8 4=3 J Callahan 8 Sempsilla. Videt. Briar Path
8 9 10J 11 ,T J .Smyth 11 Resign, Schemer. Bendel
By Ben Strome — My Beauty (F. T. Shortell).
3 3 25 2’I E Haynes 12 Prairie. Ahara. Striker
6 fi 4 1 * 4 1 3 It Guy 0 Joe Iloker. Seneca, Eureka
7 8 7= 5 3 3 C O’M’ney 8 Loftus, Seneca. Scarlet Oaks
2 2 21 3 4 J Fracti 0 Scarlet Oaks. Rasli. Be
C 5 5 4 5 : i C O’ M’ iiey 7 Seneca, Eureka. OrangeBlossom
5 4 4= 5= J McBride G Or. Blossom. S.Oaks. Theodorita
2 3 3= 3 3 5 T Nolan 5 J. Graham. Theodorita, Stol.Ante
4 o Ink 2» C O’.M’ney 4 Seneca, Loftus, OrangeBlossom
111 5 1 J 5 C O’M’ney 5 Be. Louise Paul, Stolen Ante
3 3 2} 2 1 T Nolau f* Seneca, Theodorita, Or. Blossom
3 3 3 4 3 6 R Carter 4 Celesta. Seneca. Stolen Ante
By Juvenal — Grazicsa (R. F. Carman).
4 5 41 5*1 E Foreli’nd G Corsican. Redland, St. Lazerian
2 4 4= 4 n $ I* Goldst’n 8 Buzz Around, Corsican, Y’idet
1 1 l 1 U E Martin 12 Mars Cassidy, Borgo, Corsican
1 1 l 4 l 5 J Butwell G Dartworth. C’mauretta, B.Boru
1 1 1b 23 .T Butwell 7 Saratoga, Alhena, Dryad
2 2 l 1 1= G Huestis 7 L.Orme, M.B. Eubanks. B.Dipper
8 8 7* 6®£ G Huestis S Alliena. Superhuman, Minstrel
By Rubicon — Genna (P. Sheridan).
12 Gold Cap, Lady London. Minstrel j
Winter Racing
in Cuba
There will be 82 days of racing in Cuba this winter,
commencing December 16, 1915, and continuing cniil
March 19, 1916. -
The trip is one of 48 hoars or less from Chicago,
Cincinnati or Baltimore to Havana, Cuba. The City of
Havana is conceded to have the finest winter climate in
tho world. Hotel accommodations are ampin and good.
There is surf bathing the year round. Cuba caters to
the supreme entertainment of the tourist. The shortest
route to Havana is by rail to Jacksonville and Key West
and from the latter point a most delightful six-hour boat
ride through the Suit,
Both styles of betting wilt bo used: Pari-Mutuels
and Bookmaking. The ring will he open to ell reputable
Bookmakers.
Horsemen who intend to ship to Havana are re-
quested to notify FRANK J. BRUEN, Latonia Race Track,
Covington, Ky„ or HARRY WHITE, Pimlico Race Track,
Baltimore, Md., at once.
Cuba 'American Jockey Club Co.
H. D. BROWN,
President and General Manager
23247 W’dbine 1 1-16 l:49%fast 21-20 1
23146 W’dbine 1 1-16 1:48 good 2J ]
22799 Blue Bon. ll:42%slow4 ]
23678 BlueBon. 1 1 :39%fast 31 ]
22623 < ’on’ght lm20y 1:51 hvy 2 ]
23483 Con’ght 1 l:44%hvy 2 1
251*05 Ham’ton 1 1-16 l:30%slow 3-2 :
EDMOND ADAMS, b. g. 7 1
2-3834 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast f’ld 1
2 3* 1* A <’**li»iis 7 St. Lazerian. Gallop, Okolona
1 3= 4= ; N Burger 10 Harry Lauder, Aprisa, Cutty hunk
1 1\ 1* F Cooper s Astrologer, D.’s I’et, JoeI>eibold
6 6 1 6 !, 2 A Collins s Buzz Around. Corsican. VUlet
8 8 8 1 * J Morys 8 Marshon, Astrologer. Kinmumly
3 3*^ 3=“- F Cooper G Redland, Corsican. Buzz Around
5 5=° 5*= L McAtee G Martian. Dick’s Pet. Flitaway
By Russell — Memorial (J. B. Goodman).
2:^4:: I^iur* 1
5A f 1 :67 fast
128
169
1
2
2
2*
2> "R
Troxler 1 1
J. B. Harrell, Fuirlfelen. JlmL.
22734 Tim’ium
6i f 1:20 fast
3
167
3=1 llnroourt (5
Della Mack, II. Rose, PageWhite
22687 Tim’ium
Al*6Jf 1 :22 slow
4
117
3* Harcourt jl
O’TlsTrue, V. Strome. N’rtlierner
226*7 M’neuve
Ab5-8 l:005£fast
2-5
115
5
Pulled up.
D
Boland «
Pass On, Cordova. Lady Pender
22686 M’neuve
Ab5-S 1 :60i<;fast
7
117
2
4
4
44 D
Boland 8*
Tactless. Indifferent, Sheets
22326 KingEd.
3-4 1 :15%fast
3
113
5
3
3
4= W
M’nders 7
Oriinar Lad. BigLumax. Regular
JIM BASEY.
ch. h. 7
113
By Salvation— Dora I. (E. E. Peckj.
23795 Laurel
f 1 :6S good 30
112|
2
4
3
M
6=1 T
Rice 1 4
omlo.ik. Silver Moon, Viley
23678 Laurel
51 f l:ll*4hvy
19
110
8
7
9
3
7 i« x
Hayes L*
Borax, Envy, Old Boh
236o9 I-aurel
3 4 1 :17Hhvy
9
105
1
3
2
2b
7 4 2 T
Ilayes la
Dryad. Mr. Sniggs. Jim L.
23576 I^aurel
2-4 l:17%hvy
14-5
1111
**
5
6
6*
f» ,0 .\T
Riee 7
Brandywine, Minstrel. L. London
235 16 laurel
65 f 1 :68%good
22-5
101
I
2
2
3*
3* J
Callahanll
Ethan Allen. Spriugmass. G.Cap
23491 laurel
3-4 l:20%hvy
a 5
111
1
3
3
3=
3* T
Rice .8
Devil Fish. Minstrel. Evelyn C.
23267 W’dbine
3 4 l:13%fast
8
119
1
3
4
fi»
7 s F
Adams i:«
Yen ghee. Katharine G.. Kopje
23076 W’dl»ine
3-4 l:12%fast
19
165
S3
12
13
2 14 XT
Haves 1.3
Corsican, Sempsilla. Crossbun
21567 FortErie
3-4 1 :22~iivy
29-10
106
7
5
3
3 1
34 G
Lotnas S
Patience. Astrologer. S. of Love
BERMUDIAN, b. r. i 105
22747 Laurel Ini2»«y I:42%fast f’ld l:i.» 7
23678 Laurel
236*i9 Laurel
23491 I^aurel
2T!168 H.deG’ce
23089 H.deG’ce
230U5 H.deG’ce
19€42 Itans
19625 Juarez
19601 Juarez
29523 Juarez
51 f l:ll%hvy 42 112 4
3-4 l:17%hvy 35 107 4
3-1 l:‘J0%hvy 28-5 ins 4
3-4 1:14%good 20 112 5
3-4 l:14%fast 15 112 3
3-4 1 :14%fast 10 1*H 10
1 l:48%hvy 1 104 3
1 1 :46%mud 7-5 107 4
3-4 l:ll%fast 5 105 1
7-8 1 :25%fast 3| 106 6
By Peter Quince— Rose Marjorie (S. Veiller).
5 5 4; ri L llartwoll 14 Alliena. $ingletoe. Dick’s Pet
ju 7 s 3 D Hartwell Borax. Envy. Old Bob
fi « 8= SS L Hartw’lliO Dryad. Mr. Sniggs, Jim L.
4 6 5J 6 14 L Hart w’ 11 s Devil Fish, Minstrel. Jim Basey
8 9 9«k S 5 2 L Hartwell!:; Chesterton. M. Warren. 1). Fisli
3 3 3b S 7 i L Hartwell i:; Prairie, Gloaming, Scorpii
r t 7 9"k 9 ,W 1L liartwellir» Naushon. Luther. Tlioughtrcador
3 2 1= l h C Gross 4 Durin, A1 Wormwood, ltonauza
2 1 2-i 2'| J McCabe f» Durin. Executor, Bonanza
9 9 7 Bk 4*1 A Mott 9 Manganese. Seneca, Lackrose
13 2* 3*2 C Gross 7 Bonanza. Executor. AlW’uiwood
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